Charity ClarityHuman rights
Being heard. Being protected. Being treated fairly. Legal support, research, and advocacy help defend those rights.
Compare 26 charities ↓Legal work and advocacy are programs too. Low overhead alone cannot describe their value.
Human rights · 26 organizations
26 charities
Civil liberties litigation, advocacy and public education.
About $84 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights, legal work and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Preserves historic sites and archives and offers education about African American and civil rights history in southwest Georgia.
About $75 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights history, archives and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Advocates for Arab Americans’ civil rights and works to address stereotypes through public awareness.
About $35 of every $100 spent went toward arab American civil rights advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Human-rights research, advocacy and public campaigns.
About $71 of every $100 spent went toward human-rights research and campaigns.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Operates a museum and education institute exploring the history and continuing questions of civil and human rights.
About $54 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights history and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Advocates for Catholics’ religious freedom and freedom of speech.
About $60 of every $100 spent went toward religious freedom and civil rights advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Works with people and communities affected by incarceration, discrimination and the criminalization of poverty.
About $78 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights advocacy and justice-system reform.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Works to enforce civil and human rights protections against discrimination.
About $69 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights enforcement and advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Raises funds toward creating a civil rights museum in New York City.
About $4 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights museum development.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Works to address online abuse that threatens people’s civil rights and liberties.
About $86 of every $100 spent went toward online abuse prevention and civil rights advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Legal advocacy and education concerning racial and criminal justice.
About $95 of every $100 spent went toward legal help and racial-justice education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides free civil legal assistance and advocacy for people facing homelessness in Philadelphia.
About $79 of every $100 spent went toward civil legal aid and homelessness advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Human-rights investigation, reporting and advocacy.
About $71 of every $100 spent went toward human-rights investigations and reporting.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides humanitarian support in China and promotes civil society, human rights and freedom of expression.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward human rights and humanitarian support.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides free legal help across Iowa on matters involving housing, safety, income and other basic needs.
About $86 of every $100 spent went toward free civil legal assistance.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides legal assistance and advocacy for people facing poverty and barriers to the legal system.
About $82 of every $100 spent went toward legal assistance and advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides legal action, education and advocacy focused on discrimination and economic justice for low-income people.
About $82 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights legal work and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides civil legal aid, litigation, education and advocacy for people facing poverty and other vulnerabilities.
About $80 of every $100 spent went toward civil legal aid and advocacy.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides civil, criminal and juvenile legal representation for low-income New Yorkers.
About $91 of every $100 spent went toward legal representation and access to justice.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Operates the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, presenting civil rights history and educational programs.
About $73 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights museum and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Supports Japanese American history, culture and social welfare, including education about wartime incarceration.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward japanese American history and civil rights education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Funds selected legal cases, research and education concerning gun rights and the Second Amendment.
About $90 of every $100 spent went toward gun-rights litigation support and legal education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Collects and displays memorabilia related to civil rights history.
About $71 of every $100 spent went toward civil rights historical collections.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Civil-rights legal work, education and advocacy.
About $70 of every $100 spent went toward civil-rights legal work and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides cultural and educational programs concerning multicultural history in the United States.
About $89 of every $100 spent went toward multicultural history and education.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides Indigenous-led education and advocacy concerning individual civil rights and discrimination.
About $81 of every $100 spent went toward indigenous civil rights education and advocacy.
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