The organization’s goal is to work at local, regional, and international levels to support, advance, and promote human rights, as well as the spread of humanitarian and democratic values in communities affected by conflict or experiencing cultural violence. Another priority of the organization is the empowerment of women and youth, and the promotion of mental and physical health through the provision of knowledge and support.

Collaboration with the Women’s Fund began in 2024.

Girls of Armenia Leadership Sports (GOALS) is a pioneering initiative dedicated to fostering gender empowerment and ensuring equal opportunities for girls across Armenia. Anchored in the belief that sports can be a powerful vehicle for social change, GOALS focuses on providing girls, particularly in underserved communities, with a platform to develop essential life skills, leadership qualities, and a sense of self-efficacy. Through sports leagues, educational workshops, and purposeful play, GOALS seeks to break down gender barriers, challenge societal norms, and inspire a generation of confident, empowered young women. The organization is committed to creating a level playing field where every girl has the opportunity to thrive, irrespective of background or circumstance, contributing to a more equitable and inclusive society in Armenia.

Collaboration with the Women’s Fund began in 2024.

Love Canal focuses on offering medical and empowering content on social media, providing a platform for women to discuss social and physical issues anonymously. Our initiative covers various campaigns digitally and through other means of communication. We are committed to delivering judgment-free, fact-based content that empowers and educates both men and women on critical issues faced by women in Armenia, including medical ethics on SRH issues, privacy concerns, contraception usage, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), menstrual health management, and mental health counseling. Women in Armenian communities face numerous health, social, and economic consequences due to the lack of sexual health education. Love Canal aims to address this knowledge gap through a comprehensive awareness program, providing medical counseling, collecting data and statistics, and empowering women to have open conversations about their health.

“Cultural and Social Narratives Laboratory” is a multidisciplinary platform created by a group of independent researchers, scholars, cultural figures, and artists. The team’s goal is to address contemporary cultural and social issues that are key not only for Armenia but also for the region. CSN Lab has a wide thematic scope of activities, including the study of memory and memory activism, cultural rights (gender studies, queer culture, tangible and intangible cultural heritage, etc.), difficult pasts and colonialism, urban and public spaces, conflict transformation (through dialogue via culture), and more.

Collaboration with the Women’s Fund began in 2023.

The organization’s mission is to combat domestic violence, promote gender equality, and support women’s empowerment. Through services for survivors of domestic violence, policy advocacy, and coalition-building, the Center works toward creating systemic change, ensuring women’s protection, empowerment, and full participation in Armenia’s social and political life. Its aim is to prevent domestic violence and to respond promptly to cases of domestic violence by creating new platforms of opportunities in the Kotayk region.

Collaboration with the Women’s Fund Armenia began in 2023.

The organization strives to build a society where women living in Armenia and women displaced from Artsakh can live free from violence and have equal opportunities to participate in and make decisions across all spheres of life—from family to community, culture, politics, and the economy.

The organization’s mission is to support women and girls affected by violence and war. This support is provided through educational and capacity-building programs, with particular emphasis on psychological assistance and a sense of safety, enabling them to fully engage in public life.

Collaboration with the Women’s Fund began in 2019.