Safe World for Women - International Partnerships

The Safe World International Foundation is an independent Non-Governmental Organisation advocating for women's rights and inspiring new worldviews.

We collaborate with other international organisations, to promote justice and dignity for women and children.

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Content Syndication Partners

Safe World for Women focuses on under-reported issues and current affairs affecting women and children throughout the world.
We syndicate news from our International Partners to bring women's issues to the forefront of global dialogue.

Thomson Reuters Foundation is the charitable arm of the world's leading provider of news and information, Thomson Reuters.

Trust.org is a gateway to the services of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, dedicated to empowering people in need with trusted information and free legal assistance.

A registered charity in the United States and United Kingdom, the Thomson Reuters Foundation leverages the skills, values and expertise across Thomson Reuters to promote the rule of law, save lives in disasters and improve standards of journalism.

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Global Press Institute is a not-for-profit media organization that trains and employs women across the developing world to be ethical, investigative journalists.

Since 2006, GPI has trained 117 women across 24 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, who now publish ethical, investigative, professional news features via GPI’s online Newswire and on 35 major syndication partners worldwide.  In all, more than 5 million people have access to GPI's unique and important news coverage each month. Read More

AltMuslimah is a unique space for compelling commentary on gender-in-Islam from both the male and female, Muslim and non-Muslim, perspectives.

Within the first three months, AltMuslimah grew to 40,000 viewers per month, and today, that number has tripled.

In addition to a large and ever-growing readership, AltMuslimah has received numerous invitations from prestigious universities, think tanks, and mainstream media to speak publicly at various forums, partner on gender-related programming, and, perhaps most notably, to share content with the likes of the Washington Post. Read More

Dispatches International  was founded in 2009 by a group of undergraduates in the United States and Canada who wanted to prove that student journalists can produce feature articles and manage a professional publication with an international staff. Since December 2009, when the first issue of DI was published, its staff has grown to include more than three dozen post-secondary students who work as editors, reporters, and photographers. Read More