All Member Organizations

A research and knowledge-development center focused on promoting reading, scholarship, and informed scientific dialogue. It supports the production of high-quality academic texts, advances specialization, and renews ideas grounded in both global standards and Afghanistan’s indigenous values. The organization builds the technical and professional capacity of academic institutions and researchers to design and deliver strong applied research. Through structured analysis, policy-oriented studies, and research-based advisory services, it helps identify practical solutions to socio-cultural, political, and economic challenges. It also shares knowledge through roundtables, conferences, publications, virtual learning networks, and academic information resources.

A non-governmental organisation created in response to the Taliban’s return and the resulting restrictions on Afghan women’s and girls’ access to education and employment. Led by a professional and determined team, it supports Afghan women and girls through three core programme areas designed to protect rights and expand opportunities.

A knowledge-exchange platform that connects Dari and Persian speakers and supports professional growth through public speaking. It links Afghan speakers to global networks and opportunities, helping connect talent to the international speaking market. Guided by a love of education and sharing wisdom, PSA-Afghanistan puts speaking at the centre of communication to strengthen its community

A Brussels-based, refugee-led organisation focused on empowering Afghan diaspora communities—especially in Belgium—by strengthening social, economic, and civic participation. It also serves as a Europe-wide hub connecting Afghan diaspora and civil society organisations, supporting cooperation, cultural and language preservation, and engagement with European institutions on development, humanitarian aid, and democracy in Afghanistan. Through projects, training, and advocacy, NADOE promotes sustainable integration and works to challenge discrimination affecting migrant communities across Europe.

a women-led, women-focused national NGO established in 2012, working to improve social welfare and quality of life for Afghanistan’s most vulnerable communities. It supports women, children, and survivors of gender-based violence by expanding access to justice, mental health support, and education, grounded in cultural and religious sensitivity. ACDEO also pioneered Afghanistan’s first family hotline, providing trusted advice and non-violent conflict-resolution support to callers nationwide.

A TV series produced in London by Trio Productions, creating a platform for discussion and awareness on Afghanistan’s social and cultural issues, while promoting support for vulnerable communities and greater tolerance. Produced independently by an experienced team, it is not affiliated with any political, religious, or party institution and is developed through voluntary contributions to protect its direction. The programme is designed for education and awareness-raising, without pursuing political or religious goals.

Supports local communities in Afghanistan through grassroots programmes and partnerships to expand nutrition, healthcare, and education. Founded in Geneva in 2011 by Afghan health and development professionals, AfD focuses on midwifery capacity building, education for street children and children with disabilities, and affordable care through its Comprehensive Health Center. Women’s health and empowerment are central to its work, with a commitment to reducing maternal and infant mortality, especially in rural areas.

An independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit think tank and diaspora network working to connect Afghanistan with knowledge and expertise. It empowers civil society through networking, collaboration, and capacity building to support democracy, rule of law, and sustainable development, helping build a more inclusive and equitable future.

A foundation working to build partnerships that promote peace and cooperation across Central Asia. It advances unity through equality and diversity by delivering education, empowering communities, and advocating for inclusive systems grounded in human rights, pluralism, and shared prosperity—so people of all genders, ethnicities, languages, and faiths can shape their own futures in safety and dignity

Bibi Safran is a mission-driven initiative that empowers Afghan women entrepreneurs by connecting their premium saffron to the global market. The saffron is cultivated and harvested by Afghan women, and sales proceeds provide vital financial support to help sustain their families through poverty, fear, and uncertainty. Through this work, Bibi Safran aims to foster independence and hope while supporting Afghan communities through sustainable saffron production.

An education and livelihoods initiative focused on empowering girls and women through learning and work opportunities through education and jobs both online and offline.

A protest movement that began in Afghanistan in January 2022 and now operates in several countries focused on human rights.

Afghanistan Brain Bridge (AF-Bridge) is a research-driven initiative uniting scholars and researchers to tackle Afghanistan’s key challenges through intellectual growth and research. It focuses on women’s rights, girls’ education and well-being, and broader priorities including health, poverty, human rights, security, and regional connectivity.

A digital media platform producing bilingual (Farsi and English) content focused on investigative reporting related to Taliban, former political figures, human rights violations, corruption and other critical socio-political issues of Afghanistan.