Multitudes Foundation

The promoters of both these two projects have understood that systemic change will only happen when we change how and by whom political power is exercised. And the most exciting part is that they are already achieving some impact!

🇨🇿 The second one is 𝐈𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚 𝐧á𝐣𝐞𝐦𝐧í𝐤ů 𝐚 𝐧á𝐣𝐞𝐦𝐧𝐢𝐜, an initiative to defend Czech tenants' rights and to build political power for this collective 👉 wearemultitudes.org/news/the-best-…

We are welcoming two new grantees to our community! And we are specially excited because they are based in countries where we did not support projects yet 👇

Rozpoczęliśmy drugą sesję: Społeczeństwo obywatelskie wobec populizmu i zagrożenia autorytaryzmem. Doświadczenia europejskie z udziałem Sarah Durieux @MultitudesFound, Jakub Karyś @Kom_Obr_Dem, Rasťo Kužel @memo98slovakia Zapraszamy do oglądania: facebook.com/events/1205617…

Today we are publishing a translated version of the interview @Fondationfrance did recently with our Director, @Sarah__Durieux. Take a look 👇 wearemultitudes.org/news/if-our-de…

It's Multitudes Foundation's first anniversary! 📹 Building more human, hopeful and inclusive politics is not something that will happen overnight but we can already see how our grantees are making progress with smart and impactful initiatives. youtube.com/watch?v=WKxXsy…

❓Is philanthropy political? At Multitudes we believe the answer is a big "YES" and that's what our Director, @Sarah__Durieux, defended recently at the European Academy of Strategic Philanthropy alliancemagazine.org/analysis/is-ph…

Yesterday's results show us again that our democracies are not working for everyone. We need to #reimaginepolitics, urgently, to deliver an effective response to the many challenges ahead and to defend the European values that have allowed us to progress in the last decades.

In a "distant" institution such as the EU, were lack of diversity is the norm, this phenomenon only increases. According to a recent report by @ENAREurope, MEPs identifying as belonging to racialised minorities represent just 4.3% of all MEPs in the outgoing Parliament.

Millions of Europeans showed up to the polls yesterday to elect a new European Parliament for the next five years. Voter turnout is estimated to be around 51%. This means that, despite the many challenges Europe is facing, half of the electorate decided to stay home. Why? 👇

European elections will take place in a few days and it's a good opportunity to reflect on the long way we still have ahead of us to achieve a democracy that works for everyone. The MEPs interviewed for the article offer good insights into what is needed theguardian.com/world/article/…

Interview with the @Refugeegr, one of the initiatives we are supporting in Southern Europe. You'll find inspiration, but also tips and reflections about the challenges that reimagining politics entails 👉wearemultitudes.org/news/the-lived…

Looking for some midweek inspiration? Check out this interview with "Le Parlement des Exilés", an initiative we are supporting designed to give a voice to exiles in France so that they can represent themselves and create new generations of leaders wearemultitudes.org/news/the-parli…

Does social representation matter in politics? Yes it does! Check out what research says about this on our Linkedin page 👇linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

@Fondationfrance is the latest organisation to join the community of funders supporting our mission to #reimaginepolitics in Europe. Check out this interview with their Director of Programmes👇 youtube.com/watch?v=_-juoj…

"Again and again, we learn how valuable it is to involve people with different perspectives in our work". Check out this interview with our grantee Wir für Demokratie 👇 wearemultitudes.org/news/wir-fur-d…

This is what reimagining politics looks like and we are so proud to back this project: Démocratiser la Politique, an initiative to put an end to the underrepresentation of the working class in French politics 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=_C7oYJ…

We are welcoming a new member to our family of grantees: The School of Public Life, a civic education center founded in Hungary in 2014 to help citizens, especially members of marginalized communities, to organize themselves and stand up for their rights and interests effectively