Grant Amount: 1,500,000 AMD Purpose: The project will advance equal access to literature and culture for persons with visual and hearing impairments by supporting events at the 9th Yerevan International Book Festival, including Braille readings, sign language performances and public awareness activities that highlight the importance of making literature accessible to all.
Grant Amount: 3,391,200 AMD Purpose: This project aims to produce fact-based video stories to cover court cases affecting journalism and other issues of public interest in Armenia, promoting freedom of expression and public accountability.
Grant Amount: 2,519,040 AMD Purpose: The initiative aims to support “Art Image” Cultural NGO in staging the “Before I Forget” dance performance in Gyumri as part of the social inclusion program of the THÉÂTRON International Francophone Performing Arts Festival. The performance highlights Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss, the dignity and well-being of older people through culture and the performing arts.
Grant Amount: 6,474,750 AMD Purpose: The initiative aims to support Armenian media in producing fact-based, high-quality content. Through the project, two independent media outlets will receive sub-grants to produce fact-based, high-quality reporting on important public issues.
Grant Amount: 3,680,000 AMD Purpose: The Project is aimed at the preparation and publication of analytical materials, research findings, and policy recommendations on cognitive security and resilience in Armenia for state institutions, civil society organizations, and the expert community.
Grant Amount: 3,720,000 AMD Purpose: The aim of the Project is the creation and publication of a digital repository of resources, analytical materials, and advocacy-related documents on women’s political participation in Armenia.
Grant Amount: 3,677,456 AMD Purpose: The Project is aimed at the implementation of monitoring visits to penitentiary institutions of Armenia and preparation and publication of monitoring reports, analytical materials, and advocacy outputs related to detention conditions, healthcare provision, and protection of prisoners’ rights.
Position: Communications Officer Organization: Democracy Development Foundation (DDF) Location: Yerevan, Armenia Employment Type: Full-time About Us The Democracy Development Foundation (DDF) is an independent non-governmental organization working to advance democratic governance, civic engagement, and institutional development in Armenia. Through multiple donor-funded projects, DDF partners with international organizations, civil society, and public institutions to drive meaningful and sustainable change.
What is disinformation, foreign information manipulation, and interference? How did these manifest during the recent national elections in Moldova and Romania? What lessons can Armenia learn from the Moldovan and Romanian experience in countering electoral disinformation and foreign interference? To discuss these questions, the Democracy Development Foundation, in cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, organized a visit of Moldovan and
Grant Amount: 120,472 Euro Purpose: The project aims to make relevant information about refugee needs more accessible both for NK refugees and agencies that work towards addressing their needs and upholding their rights. To this end, Commit Global will provide innovative digital solutions by establishing a user-friendly information platform and a needs map. This project is a part of the