Since 2004, we have worked to transform diplomacy by ensuring those most affected by conflict and oppression have a seat at the negotiating table. Our impact has been vital in shifting critical diplomatic discussions and achieving major breakthroughs.
Unlike our institutional funding, individual donations give us the flexibility to respond rapidly when crises emerge and to support partners who might otherwise go unheard. Your gift enables us to say "yes" when marginalized groups reach out for help in navigating complex diplomatic processes.
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Together, we can help build a more equitable and effective diplomatic system that serves those who need it most.
ID is a non-profit organization funded by generous donations from individuals, governments and foundations to which we are very grateful. Donations made in the US are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
ID will not accept funding from any source which may compromise the organization's impartiality, ethics and ability to offer neutral and independent assistance.
To learn more about our work or ways to support ID — including alternative ways to give — please contact: Nick Scott nick.scott@independentdiplomat.org
We feared the world would disregard our calls for justice after Sri Lanka’s civil war. ID helped us raise our voice at the UN Human Rights Council and propel action to address atrocities. ID helps us believe that justice will prevail.
Additional information about ID's work with the Coordination of the Movements of the Azawad (which was subsequently subsumed within the Front de Libération de l’Azawad), Southern Transitional Council (STC), Government of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Mission of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to the United Nations, Mission of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Economic Security Council of Ukraine (ESCU) and Arakan Rohingya National Alliance (ARNA) is available at the Department of Justice, Washington, DC.
