Support materials for peaceful, lawful demonstrations focused on documented institutional conduct and survivor support.
A dedicated support purpose for printed materials, placards, accessible handouts and other reviewed demonstration costs.
An itemized budget and organizer review are required before any funds are allocated.
Support survivors.
Investigate fairly. Report transparently.
Accountability through evidence.
Institutions must answer.
Do not present unresolved allegations as convictions or identify private relatives and survivors on materials.
Demonstrations supported through this project must focus on relevant institutions or documented public decision-making. Kinship alone is not evidence of responsibility. We do not fund targeting private relatives at their offices, homes or personal venues.
Use appropriate public venues or obtain permission for private property. Keep entrances and emergency access clear. No threats, stalking, harassment, vandalism, intimidation or physical confrontation. Organizer plans should include accessibility, de-escalation and a way for participants to leave safely.
Rules depend on the location and activity. Confirm permits, property rules and local restrictions with the relevant authority or qualified local adviser. Calling an event peaceful does not by itself establish that it complies with every local rule.
ACLU: Protesters’ rights ↗U.S. reference checked 1 October 2026. Different jurisdictions require their own guidance.
There is no active event, organizer payout or confirmed materials budget. Before funding opens, approved plans will identify the purpose, venue permissions, itemized costs, organizer and publication-safe receipts.
Protest-material contributions must be tracked separately from victim legal support, website legal expenses and operating costs. No percentage or transfer is promised before the receiving entity and allocation are confirmed.