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WATCH LIVE NOW: Open Society Chair Alex Soros and board member Ivan Krastev join Arancha González to discuss crafting peace and building a safer world in the panel “Europe on Edge” at Paris Peace Forum. #ParisPeaceForum2023 youtube.com/watch?v=Ufp6wJ…

WATCH LIVE NOW: How can philanthropies maximize their role in supporting solutions in the age of multiple crises? Open Society Chair Alex Soros joins the panel “All About Impact” at Paris Peace Forum. #ParisPeaceForum2023 youtube.com/watch?v=xo2R_3…

I spoke to the 1818 Society at the World Bank about the crisis of legitimacy facing the philanthropic sector & multilateral institutions. Foundations like ours and institutions like the Bank should be held to account based on their ability to deliver opensocietyfoundations.org/newsroom/phila…

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This new report, led by our partner @REDRESSTrust with input from OSF, introduces a framework for evaluating the impact of targeted human rights and anti-corruption sanctions, featuring several case studies to illustrate the impact and drawing on the perspectives of civil society

Join Tika Tsertsvadze-Nuijten today at 4pm CET for the online launch event and panel discussion of the report "Evaluating Targeted Sanctions: A Flexible Framework for Impact Analysis", released with our partner @REDRESSTrust. Register here ➡️ bit.ly/3G5lHcD

How can the world center human rights in the solutions to global challenges? On the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, David Griffiths suggests 10 ways in a new briefing paper: osf.to/StrengtheningH…

Attention media professionals❗️ Whether video or audio format - we are once again looking for the best contributions on the topics of migration, integration and cultural diversity in Europe. Submit here until 19.01.24: registration.civismedia.eu #civis2024

Tomorrow in London on the occasion of #UDHR75 ⬇️

Proud to partner with the Ukraine’s Health Ministry and the Ombudsperson. Open Society Foundations signed agreements to support #Ukraine’s initiative to bring back and rehabilitate children stolen by Russia and support the treatment of veterans and displaced people.

Europe needs a pluralistic and constructive Poland now more than ever. Though it faces significant challenges, the country's new government is good news for friends of liberal democracies and open societies everywhere. x.com/anneapplebaum/…

#COP28 ends like it started: an imperfect consensus, & yet an important & unprecedented step forward in our “course correction” for a #JustTransition towards resilient & greener economies. It exposed contradictions & challenges but gave important signals & Bloomberg Green commitments

„Ich glaube, dass nicht die Milliarden seines Hedgefonds, sondern die von ihm bis zuletzt so leidenschaftlich vertretenen Ideen sein wahres Erbe bilden werden“ schreibt Paul Lendvai über unseren Stifter George Soros. derstandard.at/story/30000002…

Navalny's courage and his conviction can't be erased.

During war, civil society's basic functions are needed to sustain the people and preserve democracy, says our @irf_ukraine’s Oleksandr Sushko. Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, our support for hundreds of civil society initiatives continues to build resiliency.

Elected officials in the U.S. have seized on campus protests to accuse their political foes of supporting antisemitism. But for years they have mainstreamed anti-Jewish rhetoric and conspiracy theories—much of it focused on our founder, George Soros, and misrepresenting our work

VIEW | During a time when political forces are seeking to undermine the European project, Ukraine’s recovery and renewal could be its greatest achievement and its most powerful asset, Oleksandr Sushko writes. euronews.com/my-europe/2024…

Russia’s missile strikes target civilians and critical infrastructure in Ukraine. This week, the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin must focus on strengthening Ukraine through a decentralized power grid, bolstering its democratic foundations, and more, writes our Oleksandr Sushko.

“Georgia, once a frontrunner in democratic reforms, has witnessed a slow but steady democratic decline, the capture of its state institutions, and has seen widespread polarization,” writes our Tika Tsertsvadze-Nuijten. europeandemocracyhub.epd.eu/fighting-the-l…

On #HumanRightsDay, we are reaffirming our vision for a shared humanity where everyone can thrive, and our continued role as the world’s largest private funder promoting rights, equity, and justice. Our president Binaifer Nowrojee reflects that “it is imperative that human rights