OGList
Curated directory of nonprofits fighting for transparency and rights
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OGList is a curated directory of nonprofits that keep the powerful in check and protect the people who speak out.
Listings are grouped into six categories: whistleblower support, transparency and anti-corruption, press freedom, digital rights, human rights and the environment. The list also covers government and international bodies. Browse by category or country, or search by name.
Every listing names the country and region an organization works from, links to its website and summarizes the cause it pursues, the principles behind its work, the people it stands for and the projects and campaigns it runs now. You can find many ways to contact the organization: postal addresses for its offices, emails tagged by purpose such as general enquiries, press, legal help, intake, donations, jobs and volunteering, phone numbers, contact forms, secure drop links and official accounts on Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, TikTok and Threads.
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