Stand With Those Defending Human Rights
There are many ways to support Cristosal’s work and stand alongside communities, victims, and defenders seeking justice across Central America. Whether through learning, collaboration, sharing knowledge, or direct engagement, your involvement helps strengthen the defense of human rights in the region.
Deepen Understanding and Collaboration
Human rights work is strengthened when institutions, researchers, advocates, and communities learn from one another. Cristosal collaborates with academic institutions, civil society organizations, foundations, and partners interested in understanding the dynamics shaping democracy, security, and human rights in Central America.
You can support this work by inviting Cristosal to speak in your institution, classroom, organization, or community space. These conversations explore the realities of defending rights under pressure, the patterns of abuse emerging across the region, and the evidence informing accountability efforts.
We also welcome opportunities for deeper engagement through cross-border and cross-sector collaboration. Partners may visit our teams in Guatemala or Honduras to better understand the regional context, our investigative and legal work, and the communities and movements seeking justice.
Together, these exchanges strengthen collective understanding of the systems, patterns, and conditions shaping human rights in Central America.
Interested in hosting a conversation or organizing a visit?
Share Cristosal’s Work
Expanding awareness of human rights issues in Central America helps strengthen accountability and support those defending rights on the ground. Sharing Cristosal’s work is one of the most effective ways to contribute.
You can introduce Cristosal to your networks by sharing our research, reports, and analysis with colleagues, institutions, and communities. Hosting a conversation, briefing, or small gathering can also create space to engage more deeply with the realities shaping the region.
We also welcome introductions to partners, institutions, and funders interested in supporting human rights, democratic governance, and accountability efforts in Central America.
These connections help ensure that evidence reaches broader audiences, that defenders are supported, and that the work for justice continues.
Interested in sharing Cristosal’s work or making an introduction?
Field Notes
Field Notes provides a space to stay connected to Cristosal’s work and the evolving human rights landscape in northern Central America. Through analysis, updates, and reflections, it helps deepen understanding of the region and the challenges facing democracy and civic space.
Field Notes also fosters the exchange of ideas among Cristosal’s partners and supporters, offering insight into emerging trends, patterns of abuse, and the ongoing work to defend human rights.
You can also explore past editions to follow how key issues, investigations, and regional dynamics have developed over time.
