Last month, Justice for Prosperity trained and supported SRHR professionals from Bangladesh, Colombia, Ethiopia, Jordan, and Yemen. Many healthcare workers face fierce opposition and threats while working on strengthening women’s, reproductive rights, and LGBTQI+ democratic rights. Share-Net International kindly invited us to deep-dive into anti-democratic subversive aggression and to train their staff on how to … Read more
Super-fast internet connects players from all corners of the world with one click, making gaming an important social activity. It is no surprise then that more than half of all European 15-24 year olds regularly play online games. On this platform we see that young people also come into contact with distorted information from extremists … Read more
Need to protect yourself and find shelter to stay safe? In light of the war in Ukraine conflict rainbow.whodis.org this is now available as a resource to LGBTI+ people. A project by the Justice for Prosperity Foundation and Forbidden Colours. The resources for LGBTI+ people are being provided by dedicated support groups. Forbidden Colours coordinates … Read more
IEP releases the 2021 Ecological Threat Report (ETR). IEP: The main finding from the 2021 ETR is that a cyclic relationship exists between ecological degradation and conflict. It is a vicious cycle whereby degradation of resources leads to conflict, and the ensuing conflict leads to further resource degradation. Breaking the cycle requires improving ecological resource … Read more
It is time to hit the road! #GivingTuesday on 30 November ahead of us, Justice for Prosperity will be fundraising for their newest project by running both the Amsterdam and New York City marathon in 10 days. Please support and let’s hit the road to unleashing generosity together! As an avid runner, our founder and … Read more
Justice for Prosperity will be working from the new office per November 1st. After a period working from the UP-building close to the Central Station in Amsterdam, we decided to try and join the UN SDG office. We were moved by the concept of the house in the building of the Royal Tropical Institute. Many … Read more
