irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $9.67MTRANSFORMING LAWS, POLICIES, AND SOCIAL NORMS AMPLIFIES THE AGENDAS, VOICES, AND LIVED REALITIES. FOS FEMINISTA'S PRIORITIES FOR TRANSFORMING LAWS, POLICIES, AND SOCIAL NORMS UNDER THE STRATEGIC REFRESH ARE TO: . PRIORITY 2.1 - ADVOCATE FOR THE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LAWS AND POLICIES AND TRANSFORM SOCIAL NORMS TO PROTECT SRHRJ. . PRIORITY 2.2 - CREATE AND SHARE EVIDENCE-BASED NARRATIVES AND RESEARCH.
- #2 $8.34MSTRENGTHENING MOVEMENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS. FS FEMINISTA'S PRIORITIES FOR THIS AREA ARE: . PRIORITY 3.1 - SHARE EXPERIENCES AND SOLUTIONS ON SRHRJ ACROSS ORGANIZATIONS, MOVEMENTS, AND BORDERS. . PRIORITY 3.2 - MOBILIZE RESOURCING FOR CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION AND ACCELERATE CREATIVE APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE IMPACT.
named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Advocacy in Practice (AiP) Training
Capacity-building program for young feminist leaders, providing skills in advocacy, strategy, and collective action, with regional cohorts such as in Francophone Africa.
Feminist Futures Free from Violence
Regional initiative in Latin America and the Caribbean combining education, services, legal reform, and community power to support survivors of sexual and gender-based violence and challenge systemic inequality.
For All Families Campaign
Global advocacy campaign launched in 2024 to promote policies at the United Nations that protect human rights, expand healthcare access, and ensure educational opportunities for all families.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Reproductive Health Advocacy & Education 2 activities
- Advocacy for legal and policy reform in sexual and reproductive rightsSupports national and global advocacy leading to legal and policy reforms in sexual and reproductive health and rights, including safe abortion access and prevention of gender-based violence. Achieved 190 positive steps in legislative, policy, and judicial processes, including 139 reforms for safe abortion access.
- Sex education and health information programsImplements evidence-based sex education programs for adolescents and youth, reaching 7.9 million people including 1 million under age 25. Also operates a hotline reaching over 100,000 annually with information on contraception and abortion care.
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Reproductive Health Access and Support Services 2 activities
- Delivery of sexual and reproductive health servicesProvides comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services through partners, including contraception, safe abortion care, post-abortion care, and services for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. Delivered 44.5 million services, including 8.1 million contraceptive services and 1.3 million safe abortion services.
- Distribution of contraceptive and reproductive health suppliesDistributes contraceptives and reproductive health products, including pills, injectables, implants, IUDs, condoms, and emergency contraception, to improve access and health outcomes. Distributed 13 million contraceptive products and supported distribution of over 15,000 emergency contraception pills in Honduras.
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Menstrual Health and Hygiene Equity 2 activities
- Global and regional human rights advocacyAdvocates at international forums including the United Nations and International Conference on Family Planning to advance reproductive justice, gender equality, and healthcare access. Launched the For All Families campaign in 2024 and participated in global advocacy tours on menstrual dignity.
- Menstrual dignity and stigma reduction programsWorks with partners in nine countries to reduce menstrual stigma, challenge gender norms, and improve access to menstrual products to support education and health. Includes advocacy in Pakistan and implementation of maternal health innovations in Kenya.
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Nonprofit Capacity Building Services 1 activity
- Capacity building for partner organizationsStrengthens partner organizations through technical support in program development, data collection, evaluation, financial leadership, governance, and risk reduction. Convenes partners for learning exchanges and supports innovation through the Innovation and Social Enterprise Lab and Feminist Impact Fund.
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Flexible Grants to Grassroots Organizations 1 activity
- Grantmaking to support sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justiceProvides flexible and project-based grants to approximately 180 partner organizations globally, with a focus on feminist movements in the Global South, to strengthen leadership and advance sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice. Distributed $36 million in funding between 2023 and 2024, including $10 million in flexible grants.
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Maternal Health Fistula Prevention and Treatment 1 activity
- Mobile and emergency reproductive health servicesProvides mobile sexual and reproductive health services in underserved rural areas, including Pap smears and contraceptives, and delivers emergency response in humanitarian crises such as post-earthquake Venezuela.
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Domestic Violence Survivor Support Services 1 activity
- Prevention of and response to sexual and gender-based violenceProvides care for survivors and implements community-level prevention strategies in Latin America and the Caribbean, including clinic-based screening and national hotline advocacy. Supported reforms to strengthen survivor support in 20 countries.
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Gender Equity Research and Advocacy 1 activity
- Research and policy analysis on reproductive justiceConducts feminist research and policy analysis on key global processes and legal developments, including the UN80 process, Financing for Development Conference, African Union Convention, and menstrual justice rulings in India.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$37.29M
Contributions & grants$36.22M97%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$961K3%
Other revenue$116K
expenses
Total expenses$33.35M
Program expenses87%
Admin / overhead1%
Fundraising12%
Salaries & benefits$5.76M
Grants paid out$18.48M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$118.25M
Cash$36.07M
Investments$66.24M
Liabilities$31.97M
Net assets$86.29M
Liquid reserves36.8 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +13.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| GISELLE CARINO | CEO | 28 | $496K |
| CARLOS CARRAZANA | INTERIM LEAD, OPERATIONS | 35 | $329K |
| CHRISTINE GARRISON ROSARIO | CFO | 33 | $328K |
| VIVIANE GOUREDOU | LEAD, PEOPLE, INCLUSION & CULTURE | 35 | $254K |
| DANA ROGERS | SENIOR PHILANTHROPY ADVISOR | 35 | $238K |
| CHRISTINE RICARDO | LEAD, LEGAL AFFAIRS | 26 | $236K |
| MILO SYBRANT | LEAD, PHILANTHROPY: COMMS & GRASSROOTS FUNDRAISING | 35 | $230K |
| KEMI AKINFADERIN | LEAD, GLOBAL ADVOCACY FOR CHANGE | 35 | $183K |
board members · 11
- GABRIELA NAVES CALDAS PEREIRA — DIRECTOR AS OF 11/13/24
- JABAR SINGH — DIRECTOR
- JACQUES MAX MAURA — TREASURER
- LUSUNGU KALANGA — SECRETARY
- MARIA CONSUELO MEJIA — VICE CHAIR
- MAYRA DIAZ — DIRECTOR
- NISHA DHAWAN — DIRECTOR
- PAMELA BARNES — CHAIRWOMAN
- REWAN YOUSSIF — DIRECTOR THRU 11/1/24
- SHARI TURITZ — DIRECTOR
- SOPHIE ARSENEAULT — DIRECTOR
relationships · 68
Who they work with
- ASHONPLAFA Partner — Partner organization in Honduras that educated communities and distributed emergency contraception after regulatory change.
- ASHONPLAFA Partner — Partner organization training community health promoters on emergency contraception in Honduras
- ASVIOL Partner — Partner organization contributing expertise on menstrual health in the workplace during policy development in Nigeria
- African Union Government — Analyzed the AU Convention to End Violence Against Women and Girls.
- Argentina Partner — Has 11 partner organizations in Argentina.
- BFLA Partner — Provided loan financing to support expansion of sexual and reproductive health services in Belize
- Belize Partner — Has 1 partner organization in Belize.
- Bolivia Partner — Has 3 partner organizations in Bolivia.
- Brazil Partner — Has 10 partner organizations in Brazil.
- Burkina Faso Partner — Has 1 partner organization in Burkina Faso.
- CEPEP Partner — Partner organization supporting legal reform on sexual and gender-based violence in Paraguay
- CIES Partner — Partner organization in Bolivia that contributed to a new policy supporting children orphaned by femicide.
- CIES Partner — Provided a low-interest loan to support the construction and operation of a new clinic in Cochabamba, Bolivia
- Cameroon Partner — Has 11 partner organizations in Cameroon.
- Católicas por el Derecho a Decidir – Mexico Partner — Partner in Mexico working to align laws and policies with the 2021 Supreme Court ruling decriminalizing abortion.
- Center for Health and Gender Equity Partner — Co-founded Fòs Feminista in partnership with International Planned Parenthood Federation Western Hemisphere Region and International Women’s Health Coalition.
- Chile Partner — Has 5 partner organizations in Chile.
- Colombia Partner — Has 15 partner organizations in Colombia.
- Côte d’Ivoire Partner — Has 2 partner organizations in Côte d’Ivoire.
- Dominican Republic Partner — Has 12 partner organizations in Dominican Republic.
- EVA Partner — Partner organization leading advocacy for Nigeria's first menstrual health policy
- Ecuador Partner — Has 3 partner organizations in Ecuador.
- El Salvador Partner — Has 2 partner organizations in El Salvador.
- FEDERA Partner — Partner organization advocating for abortion law liberalization and developing medical guidelines in Poland
- Fiji Partner — Has 1 partner organization in Fiji.
- Fundación Mujer y Futuro Partner — Partner organization in Colombia led by Johanna Durán Gómez, which has received financial and capacity support
- Fundación Mujer y Futuro Partner — Partner organization providing sexual and reproductive health services in Colombia
- GIRE Partner — Partner in Mexico working to align laws and policies with the 2021 Supreme Court ruling decriminalizing abortion.
- GIWYN Partner — Partner organization operating the Ms. Rosy hotline in Nigeria to support self-managed abortion and post-abortion care.
- GRPA Partner — Partner organization in Guyana expanding cervical cancer screening through public-private partnerships.
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strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Feminist-Led Movement Building with Global South Solidaritymethodology: feminist_movement_buildingBy directing funding and leadership development to feminist organizations in the Global South and fostering transnational solidarity networks, we strengthen collective power and advance reproductive justice because locally rooted, feminist-led movements are more effective at challenging structural inequities and sustaining long-term change.
- Flexible and Feminist-Aligned Financing for Sustainable Impactmethodology: flexible_grantmakingBy using flexible grantmaking, gender-lens investing, and innovative financing models, we increase the sustainability and effectiveness of reproductive justice initiatives because trust-based funding and feminist financial analysis enable locally determined solutions and address systemic underfunding of women-led movements.
- Integrated Service and Community Delivery Modelsmethodology: integrated_service_deliveryBy combining clinical services, community health promoters, supply chains, and education, we expand access to sexual and reproductive health for marginalized populations because integrated, multi-channel approaches overcome structural barriers like geography, stigma, and health system fragmentation.
- Structural and Systems Change Through Integrated Advocacymethodology: systems_changeBy combining legal reform, policy advocacy, community mobilization, and accountability mechanisms, we produce systemic change in sexual and reproductive health rights because addressing laws, stigma, and institutional neglect simultaneously disrupts root causes of injustice and enables sustainable rights protection.