Get involved in The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation

When violence escalated in Lebanon earlier this year, Kvinna till Kvinna activated its emergency fund to support local partner organisations. Through this support, three partner organisations provided emergency assistance to more than 460 vulnerable families and over 1,500 people.

For years, Women’s Studies Centre has worked to strengthen the rights of women and girls in Palestine. As child marriage continues despite legal reforms and war deepens existing inequalities, girls are being denied safety, education and the freedom to shape their own futures.

From smear campaigns and doxxing to AI-generated deepfakes, digital technologies are used to attack activists online.

Against a backdrop of increasing polarisation and growing attacks on gender equality and human rights, women’s rights organisations from across the Western Balkans gathered in Skopje in February 2026 for a regional networking and exchange meeting. The meeting was organised by The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation with support from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.

For seven years, the International Training Programme has strengthened institutions and professionals working to prevent and respond to gender-based violence across five countries. Its legacy lives on through stronger systems, deeper cooperation and long-term networks.

United Women Banja Luka’s work has helped women escape violence and reclaim their voices. Through a 24-hour SOS hotline and safe house, they offer protection and hope for women and children fleeing abuse.