The REWIRE Project aims to help rising civil society leaders from Hungary, Poland and Bulgaria embrace a mindset shift to improve their effectiveness and become better at selling MORE democracy.

The project comprises three one-day workshops that aim to consolidate advocacy efforts to improve legislation and practices for protection from domestic and gender-based violence.

The aim of the project “Rights in the loop – spotlighting human rights in the digital space” is to implement a public awareness-raising campaign that will start building a movement defending human rights compliance in the online space with specific focus for protecting civic freedoms – right of expression, association and assembly.

The project "Building an Inclusive Resilient Democratic Society in Bulgaria" (BIRDS in BG) contributes to building a sustainable civil society in Bulgaria by strengthening and developing the NGO sector, including strategic and long-term funding and capacity building, developed on the basis of research on the specific needs of small and local NGOs in Bulgaria.

The BeneVict project aims at developing an evidence base to promote victims' rights and influence the future of victims' rights in the EU, as well as creating a broad pan-European partnership to tackle the challenge of improving the real situation of victims across the EU.

We work in a very complex political and social environment that will continue to be influenced by hybrid attacks. In this crisis of the decade and the region, CSOs will be the ones who will help reduce the influence of disinformation and will propose advanced decisions that help communities to develop.

The Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law in partnership with the Association of European Journalists in Bulgaria is implementing the project "Digital Democracies vs. Digital Dictatorships", supported by the Active Citizens Fund Bulgaria within the EEA Financial Mechanism 2014-2021.

The project aims to scale up the potential of NGOs that promote legal capacity and to develop holistic methodological framework which will support new organizations to start and/or reload such programs. Key goal is to enter in the digital field and promote the concept for legal capacity for all among new counterparts.The main outcome of this action is to ensure capacity for all as a sustainable change in physical and digital environment.

Project SEHUBS is funded under the ERASMUS+ Programme (agreement number 621421-EPP-1-2020-1-IT-EPPKA3-IPI-SOC-IN)

Child-Friendly Justice: Developing the concept of social court practices, supported by EU Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme 2014-2020.