In October 2024, SRT grantee The Moroccan Biodiversity and Livelihoods Association, (MBLA) was a recipient of the United Nation Development Programme’s 2024 Equator Prize.
Grantee stories
Highlighted stories from across our programmes
Last month, SRT grantee the Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) in Serbia was one of two groups honoured with the Aachen Peace Prize. The…
SRT has granted a further £5 million gift to The UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology for the Neurogenetic Therapies Programme (NgTP), where researchers are…
Over the last three years, SRT grantee partner Melissa Network of Migrant Women in Greece has expanded its efforts to address the unique and…
SRT grantee Adilet, a legal clinic in Kyrgyzstan has seen a series of victories despite the increasingly authoritarian and restrictive political landscape in the…
Migration and Inclusion grantee We Belong have welcomed the new immigration rules that make it faster and more affordable for young people who have…
SRT grantee, the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law (The Bureau) has led advocacy efforts to abolish the death penalty…
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the work of SRT grantees to fight corruption and counter the influence of oligarchs has taken on new urgency. This…
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, The International Rehabilitation Council for Victims of Torture (IRCT), a grantee…
Trust grantee Freedom from Torture and the Survivors Speak OUT network were awarded…
The investigation by Mustafa Mansour Mohamed (pseudonym) coached and supported by ARIJ Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism) won…
The award-winning “I Can Say No” campaign connects with young people through peer workshops and social media…
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February, we have been in constant contact with our grantees in the country and others directly affected. Our Chair…
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February, we have been in constant contact with our grantees in the country and others directly affected. Our Chair…