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Here’s A List Of Organisations That You Can Help To Fight Trump


By Niamh ODonoghue
31st Jan 2017
Here’s A List Of Organisations That You Can Help To Fight Trump

There comes a time (such as this when someone horrendously unfit is chosen to run the most powerful country in the world…) when we must stand together to help and support one another. Whether at home or abroad, here is a list of useful organizations you can donate to or volunteer with right now to help make a positive difference.


In case you need a gut-turning reminder of a Tuesday morning; right now there is a bigot, racist, sexist, and anti-woman extremist sitting in the most powerful seat in the world? But here is a useful list of Irish and international organisations?you can donate to or volunteer with who are working to support, help and educate people and save the planet.?If you do one good thing today, make it this.

Pro-Women

The National Women’s Council of Ireland has been celebrating and preserving women’s rights for over 40 years. Their mission is simple; to be a catalyst for change in the achievement of equality between women and men here in Ireland. They support women in leadership, our reproductive choices, women’s economic independence?and supporting women’s movements among other things. Donate, fundraise, or volunteer with them here.

ActionAid supports women’s rights on a global scale and right now are working to support women and girls most affected by poverty. They work with communities to end gender-based violence and train women in the skills they need to earn a living. Donate to their cause and take action here.

The Irish Feminist Network?is a nationwide progressive organisation committed to promoting gender equality in Ireland. They’re very active in the female community here and are always looking for women and men to volunteer, write a blog post, or attend a workshop. Get in touch with them here.

Since 1993, Women For Women International?has helped more than 447,000’marginalised women in eight different countries affected by war and conflict. They offer support, tools, and access to life-changing skills to move from crisis and poverty to stability and economic self-sufficiency. Sponsor a woman in need here.

Support Irish women’s’ plight for reproductive choice by getting involved with or donating to The Abortions Rights Campaign. Their aim is to educate people and promote?national support for a referendum to repeal the 8th Amendment. Reach out to them here.

Pro-Immigrant

The Immigrant Council of Ireland is committed to supporting and improving the rights of our migrants and their families – and their cause is particularly vital right now. They provide a wealth of information about migrant laws, as well as’some free?legal representation (which may be extremely useful at this time). Donate to their cause here.

The Irish Immigrant Support Centre is another vital immigrant service that protects human rights and actively campaigns for change. Their office (located at Dominick St, Shandon, in Cork) provides a free walk-in legal clinic. Make a regular or one-off payment, fundraise, or campaign with them here. Similarly, the Irish Refugee Council works for a fair and inclusive Irish society for people seeking protection.

Pro-Earth

Friends Of The Earth Ireland campaigns for a sustainable, healthy future along with 70 other countries. They believe (unlike others, ahem)?that there are limits to what we can take from the environment and to the pollution and waste we can dump into the environment without consequence. Play your part?and support them here.

The Irish Environmental Network are big on wildlife conservation and climate change and have over 35,000’members working throughout the country protecting and enhancing the natural environment. These volunteers put in close to 6 million unpaid hours annually to make Ireland greener and give back to the environment. Get involved here.

Earthjustice?is a largest nonprofit environmental law organization in the States who is working to protect wildlife, and for cleaner energy options. The organization represents its clients free of charge. Donate here, and sign up for action alerts here.

Anti-Racism

The European?Network Against Racism Ireland works collectively to eradicate racism in Ireland. Get involved with one of their many projects, sign a petition against hate crime, become a member, or get in touch here.

The Anti-Racism Network Ireland?is an?is an independent political organisation run by ordinary people who believe that everyone should have the right to be treated as equal.?Find them on Facebook or [email protected] to get involved.

The Irish Traveller Movement has been campaigning for travellers rights in Ireland since 1990 and provides education, accommodation, information, legal services, counselling, and youth services for members of the traveller community. Donate here.

We will continue to add to this list.