Madaniya Member Organisations

Al Sharq News is a media news outlet that monitors the most important events and developments related to the Syrian affair in general, and the Eastern region specifically “Deir ez-Zor, Al-Hasakah , and Raqqa”.
They work on news articles, reports and news, opinion editorials, studies, opinion surveys, and interactive maps and pictures

Amal is a Syrian non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in early 2013 in the northern countryside of Homs. Officially registered in Gaziantep, Turkey, in 2014, it provides life-saving assistance, strengthens resilience, and advocates for the rights of vulnerable groups. The organization also offers recovery programs to help rebuild war-torn societies.

Founded in 2017 by survivors and families of Seydnayah Prison detainees, the association seeks truth and justice for politically detained individuals.

It documents detainee information, supports families of the missing, and raises awareness locally and internationally.

AVCW, formed by survivors and families impacted by Bashar al-Assad’s chemical weapons use, aims to hold perpetrators accountable, support investigations, and raise global awareness.

It advocates for victims' rights, honors their memory, and collaborates on efforts to prohibit chemical weapons.

Founded in 2013, Badael is a rights-based organization committed to fostering transformative justice and sustainable peace in Syria.

It supports grassroots civic action and works on building a pluralistic, rights-based society through research, advocacy, and capacity building.

Founded in 2012 by medical professionals who fled Syria, Bahar Organization delivers support in northern Syria and Iraq to address the growing humanitarian needs.

Guided by international human rights standards, it promotes interfaith collaboration and works through development, humanitarian aid, and advocacy.

Baytna is a non-profit organization to empower Syrian civil society to achieve democratic transition.

It establishes neutral spaces, promotes transparency, advocates for citizens' rights while fostering knowledge development and active citizenship. It works to build a democratic society defends rights, channels interests.

Founded on March 12, 2013, in Kobani, Bercav is a non-profit dedicated to democratic development & public interest.

It publishes "Bercav" newspaper, magazine, shares studies, research on democracy & civil society via social media. It organizes workshops on journalism, political discourse, social harmony.

CVDCR works to achieve justice and hold criminals accountable, standing by survivors and supporting them psychologically and morally. They do this by advancing research on chemical weapons use, documenting violations, advocating for change. 

C4SSA promotes a free, democratic, secular Syria, believing it will enhance American safety. Its mission is to foster democratic change, allowing Syrians to live freely. It advocates for civilians affected by conflict, aligning U.S. interests with democratic values of liberty, equality.

It operates in many sectors including protection, community cohesion, peacebuilding, livelihoods, agriculture, education, basic services, and relief services in Raqqa.
They work on various projects including encouraging clean streets and environments, humanitarian aid, and human rights defending. 

Founded in 2013, Creative Memory is a digital platform to document and archive Syrian art, culture, & creative expression during times of revolution and war.
It serves as a growing archive that collects stories & experiences of Syrian people, emphasizing their social, political, & cultural resilience.

DAR is a volunteer team in Syria and Iraq dedicated to protecting civilians affected by war and providing essential support. They educate local communities, empower women, protect children, promote community initiatives. Their focus includes early recovery, governance, peacebuilding, gender equality, food security, and protection.

Dawlaty is a non-profit foundation committed to nonviolence and peaceful resistance, working towards a democratic transition in Syria that upholds human rights, equality, and diversity. It empowers civil society, particularly youth, by building civic values and life skills for active community participation.

Democratic Republic Studies Center, founded by academics, analyzes socio-economic, cultural, and political conditions in the SWANA region, focusing on Syria. It conducts research and policy analysis on the impacts of conflicts on public life, aiming to address freedoms, civil rights, and living conditions.

Non-profit organization founded on October 1, 2019, building on work from 2013. Based in Qamishli, with branches in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor, it seeks to foster a democratic society in Northeast Syria by supporting civil society, human rights, women's issues, instilling democratic values, justice, civil peace in local communities.

It is a non-governmental organization provide studies, trainings, project development concerned with the comprehensive advancement of society in its different aspects. They ensure the respect, support of gender balance in the community and projects they develop. 

Enab Baladi, founded in 2011, is an independent nonprofit Syrian media organization. It offers 24-hour news on multilingual websites and publishes a weekly newspaper covering Syrian political and social news. The organization hosts events and provides research, interviews, investigations, and editorial opinions on topics related to Syria's politics, society, and economy.

Fajjet Khuraq is a community initiative inside of Syria aiming to keep alive the traditional techniques used in making rag rugs in the way that the previous generations used to make.
They hosts regular workshops to encourage other members of the community to make handmade rugs and other coverings using looms or hooks.

Women-led movement of Syrian families opposing enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention by the regime and all conflict parties. They aim to mobilize public pressure for compliance with their demands and will not cease until every last Syrian is freed. The movement will expand to include all families with detained or missing members, regardless of religion, political beliefs, or ethnicity.

A youth team concerned with raising the level of social and political awareness among young people. It provides a safe space for expressing ideas and opinions. They provide training to the youth in northwestern Syria on various capacity building opportunities for civil society work, relief operations, research, events on enhancing the spaces for Syrian civil society. 

Free Syrian Students Union is a union representing students in the liberated northern universities.

They undertake various activities supporting the students in the liberated north including events, panel discussions, and meetings. 

Ghaith Volunteer Team is a group of youth focused on community issues, advocating for causes, and solving problems.
They promote social cohesion through projects like protests, relief efforts, training, and education, including a virtual school.

Founded in northern Syria, GLOCA is a Syrian NGO focused on providing technology & education to refugees. Their goal is to become the largest capacity-building and youth organization, offering training and volunteer opportunities for over 8,000 young people.

HIHFAD operates in Syria's hardest-hit areas, rebuilding essential resources and infrastructure. They help communities regain skills and dignity, supporting families to recover and create sustainable livelihoods, prioritizing vulnerable groups such as children, the disabled, the elderly, and female-headed households.

Hdf Organization is a humanitarian nonprofit organization based in Raqqa that works on community awareness through trainings and capacity building workshops for young people.
It also provides community aid such as distributing clothes to school children and other projects with the aim to create an active and stable community for the future. 

Hooz, established in 2016, is an independent non-profit cultural center in the northern and eastern countryside of Aleppo. It aims to empower the community, especially youth, by enhancing democratic practices, citizenship, and public participation, while raising awareness among decision-makers to address local needs effectively.

The House of Citizenship Organization is a Syrian organization in Raqqa aimed at providing an interactive space that contributes to enhancing the role of community dialogue, capacity building, developing the role of civil society, spreading the values of citizenship and democracy, and maintaining civil peace.

Huquqyat is a women-led organization of lawyers working to make justice processes in Syria more inclusive of the gendered impacts of international crimes.

They focus on promoting gender-sensitive approaches in legal work and aiming to influence global justice frameworks.

Syrian Child Protection Network was founded in 2012 to provide urgent protection for Syrian children affected by the war. It became an official organization in 2015, with operations across Syria & Turkey. It focuses on protecting children from the impact of the conflict, operating in various regions, including Idlib & Aleppo.

Founded by Syrian expatriate businessmen & doctors to assist vulnerable groups like orphans & widows. Their mission expanded to support refugees and host communities, with offices in Lebanon, Turkey, Erbil, and U.S. They focus on housing, water sanitation, response, health, education projects.

JORD is a national, non-profit organization founded in 2012, focus on humanitarian relief, education, livelihood, child protection, and supporting missing Syrians, while also enhancing community development through educational services & awareness programs.

Established in 2016 to provide credible, systematic research on Syria, filling the gap in reliable information amidst the ongoing conflict. The organization produces objective, detailed research for policymakers and facilitates communication between local communities & decision-makers..

Justice Paths, founded in 2021, is an independent human rights organization created by activists and researchers in Syria and migration countries. It focuses on documenting human rights violations, raising awareness, and promoting justice through advocacy, training, and legal documentation, aiming to contribute to peace and security.

Karam Foundation, founded in 2007, serves displaced Syrians in Turkey, the U.S., and Jordan. They focus on empowering Syrian youth by providing mentorship, innovative education, and community support, helping them shape their future and redefine their identity. Their Karam House center offers a space for Syrians to connect, learn, and thrive.

Kesh Malek believes in Syrians' right to freedom, dignity, and justice, viewing the Syrian revolution as key to fighting dictatorship and extremism. They encourage active participation in building society and focus on creating cultural and social spaces that highlight national identity and rights. Their work includes advocacy, community cohesion, social change, gender equity, and human rights.

LDHR is a grassroots NGO focused on supporting civilians in crisis, aiming to stop human rights violations and assist victims in seeking justice and rehabilitation. Formed by lawyers and physicians, specializes in documenting torture, sexual and GBV through medical-legal expertise. The organization is rapidly expanding its activities and expertise to promote justice & human rights.

Local Councils Unit, established in February 2013 by Syrian experts, focuses on empowering local communities to manage their affairs and resources through effective local governance.

Initially part of the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, it later evolved into a non-governmental, independent organization.

LDSPS aims to assist Syrians in their pursuit of freedom and dignity through local projects and activities.

They focus on raising awareness about violations, supporting civil society organizations, improving public services, and promoting local participation across regions such as North-Eastern Aleppo, Greater Idlib, and Ghouta.

MARS is a neutral, non-profit civil society organization founded in 2012 by activists committed to justice, democracy, and human rights. Registered in Turkey, with branches in Syria and other countries. MARS aims to protect civilians, support local communities, promote peace, and empower children through capacity-building initiatives and knowledge sharing.

Established in 2017, is a humanitarian NGO offering emergency health programs, resilience support to communities impacted by war, disasters. Comprising diverse healthcare professionals, they collaborate with local communities to meet health needs, provide training, and deploy medical volunteers and supplies across North & Latin America, Africa, MENA, Europe, Southeast Asia.

MIDMAR focuses on empowering communities by enhancing social capital and mobility. Their projects aim to better utilize resources, improve skills, and foster collective values, while transforming community relationships into participatory ones.
They achieve this through three main programs: community empowerment, economic empowerment and innovation, and civil society empowerment.

Founded in 2012 by Syrian university students, the initiative started as a volunteer effort to aid Syrian refugees. Now, with over 300 volunteers and about 70 employees, it operates globally, providing food, shelter, and medical assistance. The nonprofit has offices in Turkey, Germany, Sweden, and Canada, focused on creating a non-political framework for humanitarian work.

Founded in 2013, the Multifaith Alliance (MFA) is the largest interfaith response to the Syrian crisis, with over 100 partners. Delivering food, medical supplies, and WASH projects while advocating for humane refugee policies and regional partnerships.

Naseej is a nonprofit organization that enhances civil society competencies and builds local networks through training on women's empowerment, discrimination, and discussions on citizenship and the feminist movement.

Founded in 2021 in Qamishli, is a non-governmental, non-profit group led by young men and women who have experienced the Syrian war firsthand. It focuses on development, peacebuilding, and information to foster a peaceful, evolving society.

Ninhna Quaduha is a group that spread awareness, shares, and coordinates local initiatives for humanitarian response and women's rights advocacy. They also organise local events to these ends. 

Olive Branch is a non-profit supporting vulnerable Syrian communities. Based in Turkey, it focuses on education, protection, livelihoods, and women's empowerment, partnering with international agencies and supported by donors and NGOs.

Part of the Justice and Sustainable Development Organisation, empowers North Syrian youth. It trains women and girls and conducts relief operations in camps. A major project involves building sustainable houses in refugee camps to replace tents.

The Oxford Syria Society is dedicated to the development of a space that brings Syrians together and engages the wider Oxford community with Syrian society, cultures, peoples, and politics in the University of Oxford.

Physicians Across Continents Turkey, established in 2012, provides high-quality healthcare services in Syria and Turkey through various relief projects. In 2016, their mission expanded to Yemen.

A non-profit dedicated to holding war criminals and human rights violators in the Middle East and Syria accountable. It collaborates with similar groups to raise awareness against impunity, emphasizing that justice is essential for reconciliation.

A civil organization founded in 2017 in Afrin, aiming to create a cohesive Syrian community focused on justice and feminist peace through women's active participation. It offers a cultural space for women's creative expression.

Rethink Rebuild Society (RR) is a Manchester charity dedicated to improving the lives of refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants, especially Syrians in the UK. Established informally in 2011, officially registered in 2013, and recognized as a charity in 2018, RR operates through employees and volunteers, supported by donations.

A civil media and participatory platform focused on social research, it aims to enhance writing, arts, and discourse rooted in citizenship values and Syrian identity. Its mission supports peace-building and social cohesion in southern Syria, believing that Horan's people can overcome challenges together for a unified Syrian identity.

SADAD Humanitarian Organization is a Syrian non-profit supporting the community with dignity. It operates independently, upholding international humanitarian principles. In partnership with the UN Humanitarian Fund, it prioritizes anti-corruption and long-term aid for vulnerable populations.

A non-profit dedicated to affordable housing for low-income communities in Syria, combining humanitarian efforts with market solutions to ensure lasting affordability. Advocating for housing as a legal right, Sakan allows families to build equity.

SAWA, founded in December 2011, is a Civil Society Organization supporting Syrian families displaced in northern Lebanon. It advocates for dignity and freedom, focusing on vulnerable communities, particularly displaced persons and refugees.

SLDP envisions a future with upholding Syrian human rights. Its two main units are the International Law Support Unit (ILSU), which empowers NGOs led by victims and women against impunity, and the HRBU, assisting in holding corporate perpetrators accountable for human rights abuses in Syria.

Sobh Cultural Team is a group based in Azaz which aims and believes in literature and arts as a very important way to express ourselves. As a result, they organise events such as art exhibits, poetry nights, chess competitions, musical concerts, and other events. 

SAB is a women-led charity founded in 2012 by five Syrian women as an emergency response to the humanitarian crisis to meet the fundamental needs of Syrian refugees. They work on emergency relief, livelihood, education, and women's empowerment in Jordan, Syria and the UK. 

The Souriyana Al Amal Team is an independent women's group in northern Syria, especially Azaz and rural Akhtarin, focused on raising legal awareness among women.
They educate women about their rights to improve their societal status and prevent exploitation and violence.

Supports students affected by conflicts in Syria and Iraq in pursuing higher education through mentorship. By pairing students with mentors, it helps them navigate university applications and provides resources.

The White Helmets is a humanitarian group aiding Syrian communities through preparation, response, and recovery post-attacks. With 3,300 diverse volunteers, they offer search and rescue, firefighting, unexploded weapon removal, and infrastructure repair.

Syria Notes aims to inform UK policy debates with factual reporting of events in Syria. They are committed to amplifying Syrian pro democracy and pro human rights voices. They are wholly independent and are not aligned to any government, party, or faction.

SACF is a multidisciplinary arts festival highlighting Syria's vibrant culture. The program features film, music, performance, visual arts, and talks, combining established and emerging artists to present alternative narratives about Syria in London.

SBC, formerly the Syrian British Council, is a UK advocacy group amplifying diaspora Syrians' voices to the UK Government and global policymakers. It seeks to empower Syrians in the UK and advocate for policies tackling the Syrian crisis's root causes and holding war criminals accountable.

The Syrian Center for Community Development in Idlib is a volunteer organization that promotes civil society by enhancing education, supporting rights, building networks, fostering youth leadership, and empowering the community.

SCPR is an independent, non-profit think tank that connects research and policymaking through evidence-based dialogue for sustainable development. Its goal is to help Syrians engage in informed discussions on public policy issues.

SCM, established in 2004, is an independent NGO advocating for freedom of expression, human rights, and justice. It defends individuals persecuted for their beliefs and supports independent media.

A non-profit organization trying to connect the Syria People in the American society.

SMI is a research institute for Syrian current and oral history, focusing on years starting from 2011 to the present. SMI has been established at the end of 2018 as a project in Arab Institute for Research and Policy Studies.

Syrian Women Platform works to convey the voices and needs of Syrian women and to support women's political participation.

Takaful Al Sham, founded in 2012 by friends in response to the Syrian crisis, was registered in Turkey in 2013 to alleviate suffering and promote rights and dignity.

TASTAKEL is a non-profit, women-led organization founded in 2015 and registered in Geneva and Turkey, focused on creating a democratic society based on justice and the rule of law.

A non-profit promoting justice and rebuilding Syria's legal system through research, supporting victims, defending detainees, and holding violators accountable.

TDA is a Syrian non-profit advocating democracy and opposing authoritarianism. It brings together diverse Syrians to shape a post-Assad future, focusing on civil initiatives, justice, and accountability.

SSU, established in 2018, is a non-profit promoting stability in Syria through social, humanitarian, security, and political initiatives. It envisions a democratic Syria of justice and peace, empowering women, youth, and marginalized groups.

Union of Revolutionary Bureaus, founded in 2013 in Kafr Nabel, Syria, promotes civic engagement and social change. It launched Radio Fresh and Al-Mantra for awareness and established the Mazaya Women's foundation.

Timkeen is a volunteer team that works on empowering its community through various activities and awareness building campaigns including on the mental and physical health of children, and maternity care and creative events for children. 

WATAN is a civil society organization in Turkey, active since 2012, focusing on emergency relief, third-sector support, and long-term development. It builds on earlier community efforts from 2006 and operates as an independent, non-political entity.

Following the global response to For Sama, the documentary's team created AFS to amplify Syrian voices. AFS highlights attacks on healthcare, challenges for IDPs and refugees, and advocates for accountability regarding ongoing crimes in Syria over the last decade.

Warsheh is a non-profit advocating for human and women's issues through documentaries, music, art, research, and training in photography and journalism in Europe.

Women for Peace is a non-profit organization founded in Tal Abyad in 2017 by women and youth. In 2018, it established its vision, mission, goals, and policies, and obtained a license to operate in northeastern Syria. Its vision is a stable community achieving peace.

Women Now for Development, established in 2012, empowers Syrian women in conflict zones. Since 2014, it has created centers in Idlib, Ghouta, and the Bekaa Valley, providing safe spaces and various services.

Zenobia empowers Syrian women to improve health, economic, and social issues with family support. It raises awareness of political concepts to promote women's participation, aiming for sustainable peace in communities.

Zoom In supports media and human rights workers by providing training and opportunities. They organize online dialogues, study trips, and seminars, advocating for Syrians.

The Civic Center in Atarib, established on June 1, 2016, fosters community engagement, knowledge enhancement, social solidarity, and peaceful conflict management in Aleppo's western countryside.

Dozana is a Danish civil society organization promoting democracy within the Syrian refugee community. They raise awareness about Syria and host events like film screenings and discussions with local actors to highlight Syrian stories.

The Blue Team, a group of artists, aims to highlight Syria's reality through cultural projects. They raise awareness of societal issues and engage all ages in art and culture, preserving this aspect of Syrian society in Northeast Syria.

The Future Makers Team is an NGO working in Raqqa working on raising awareness about basic rights such as those of people with disabilities, women's rights, and workers' rights. They do this through training and launching various advocacy campaigns

MOHR Organization for Human Rights is an independent NGO advocating for human rights and justice in Kurdish areas. It promotes a culture of human rights through various media and on-ground efforts, monitoring and documenting all human rights violations.

The Afak Team is a volunteer, non-profit group promoting accountability, non-violence, transparency, secularity, and inclusivity. It fosters citizenship, peaceful cohabitation, and knowledge of living freely, aiming for a balance between rights and duties for sustainable development.

The Assyrian Society for Subsidy and Development is a humanitarian organization that assists Qamishli youth in their education and promotes Assyrian heritage through cultural events, educational projects, and local initiatives like workshops and field trips.

The media center for the city of Azaz provides comprehensive regional news articles. It specifically discusses topics of news updates on the city, Azaz's economy and market, its history, culture and sports activity, its countryside and a variety of other topics. 

Baity Ana Baitac, meaning "My Home is Your Home," includes Citizenship Committees and Civil Peace Protection in Sweida. The Shahba Relief Work Organization empowers youth and supports local initiatives in healthcare, education, and women's.

Enmaa is a civil society organization based in Raqqa that provides training opportunities to the local community to rebuild social cohesion. They also raise awareness about various topics such as human rights, women's rights, and workers' rights and provide other developmental projects. 

The Humanitarian Care Charity aims to support the most affected communities in Syria, promoting social and developmental solidarity. They adhere to humanitarian principles and international human rights standards while distributing funds and services through various projects.

A non-partisan, non-profit organization established in France in 2014, with Turkish branches since 2020. It promotes justice, peace, active citizenship, human rights, corporate social responsibility, and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 in the Middle East, Europe, and America.

Is a non-profit of law experts and activists focused on promoting and protecting human rights, addressing victims' needs, preventing impunity, and fostering a culture of rights and freedoms.

Musawa is a non-profit organization promoting civil democracy, focusing on women's rights, empowerment, and eliminating discrimination. Founded in Damascus in February 2012 and licensed in France in 2017.

This page aims to search for the missing and wounded, a source with the aim of being widely shared, they share the name and details of the missing person in an effort to collect any information the public would have about the missing persons.

Orchid Organization aims to build a society with values ancred in non-violence. It aims to do this through awareness building campaigns and studies it conducts on various topics such as the impact of a lack of gender equality.

The Syria Spring team, young volunteers in Atarib, work to build a strong Syrian future. They organize protests and creative projects to highlight ongoing atrocities, focusing on al Atarib to prevent its marginalization or forgetfulness.

The Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS), founded in 1998, supports Syrian-descended medical professionals with networking, education, and cultural services. Its charitable arm, SAMS Foundation, began in 2007.

The Syria Media Union is an independent institution with financial autonomy, it includes Syrian journalists according to an agreed-upon code of ethics, and declared objectives aimed at organizing their efforts, developing their skills, and protecting their rights.

The center works on providing the support and empowerment that women need through specialized courses and lectures based in Idlib. 

A Syrian non-profit organization dedicated to supporting culture and women's issues.

An independent cultural institution concerned with spreading values ​​and raising capabilities, and believing that education and building expertise are the most important foundations of renaissance.

Adalaty Centre is an independent organisation led by Syrian women that seeks to elevate their voices and experiences to impact and lead on the understanding and delivery of justice (in all its forms) in Syria. 

DOZ began in 2011 as Syrian university student groups amid war. In 2012, it became a nonprofit NGO. In 2014, DOZ registered and set up its HQ in Germany for representation, donor coordination, partnerships, and technical support for local teams and projects.

It is a women-led organization working to empower women in all fields. Its center is Idlib city, and it operates within Idlib city and its entire countryside.

An independent non-governmental organization that seeks to develop society by raising awareness , providing consultations and studies, and promoting the rule of law to achieve a freer , fairer and stable democratic society

A leading corporation specialized in providing media solutions, Branding, and creating digital content for all companies, institutions, and commercial projects with excellence, high professionalism, and a high commitment to institutional work.

Synergy Associations for Victims is a non-profit association, dedicated to seeking justice for all victims in Syria, by empowering them to represent themselves, claim their rights, actively participate in accountability efforts, and achieve justice.

We empower youth and women, promote civic engagement, boost local development, and run community programs to enhance citizenship and social cohesion. We aim to strengthen local governance for community self-management.

IDA is an independent non-governmental organization providing medical and humanitarian assistance to people affected by conflicts, natural disasters, and epidemics regardless of race, religion, gender, or political affiliation.

Equity and Empowerment is a non-profit feminist NGO based in Syria and nearby regions. We are men and women committed to social, economic, and political gender equality, advocating for women's fair participation and opposing all discrimination.

The association believes in music as an essential component of culture and life, and as a means of developing society.

ASFMO, a non-profit organization registered in France, works to promote the union rights of lawyers and defend victims of human rights violations.

Bees & Refugees is an environmental justice organization promoting beekeeping as a therapeutic and community-building craft for refugees and locals in London, supporting the UK’s native black bee population.

A leading and innovative non-profit organization in the field of humanitarian work, human rights advocacy, education, and capacity building.

Providing humanitarian, social and development services to develop the local community.

Educational training and consulting