Survivor-led. Survivor-centered.
Justice for survivors of sexual violence by U.S. military personnel abroad.
We partner with women-led grassroots organizations in communities shaped by U.S. militarization, imperialism, and occupation. In the United States, we fight for reparations and accountability.
In grants to grassroots, women-led organizations
Who we are
This violence is institutional.
The International Center for Survivor Justice is a joint project of the Military Rape Crisis Center and the Global Women Impact Fund. We work alongside local organizations to support survivors and their families and to strengthen community-based responses to sexual violence committed by members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
We understand this violence as part of a wider pattern of impunity, institutional protection, and dehumanization that puts entire communities at risk. Our work confronts those structures and advances healing, dignity, accountability, and justice.
Survivors lead.
Survivor leadership and cross-border solidarity shape every part of our work.
Communities decide.
Local communities are best placed to define their own needs, strategies, and resistance. We fund and support their initiatives.
Institutions answer.
We press for accountability from the institutions that enable and protect abuse.
What we do
Four fronts. One fight.
Crisis response
Immediate support for survivors and their families, delivered with trusted local partners.
Survivor-centered services
Care and assistance shaped by what survivors say they need.
Grassroots partnership
Direct partnership with local organizations that know their communities.
Advocacy in the U.S.
Reparations, material support, and accountability for women and girls harmed by U.S. military personnel abroad.
Grantmaking
Straight to the women who lead.
ICSJ is dedicating more than $1 million USD in grants to women-led grassroots organizations that support women and girls in communities affected by U.S. imperialism. We fund local groups because they are closest to the people they serve and best able to lead their own response.
Work with us
Join the fight for accountability.
Interested in joining the team? See our current openings. For partnerships, grants, or any other questions, email us.
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