Resources
Our Publications
Explore Our Publications on Human Rights, Justice, and Social Impact
Ourea publishes a variety of reports, research studies, and articles focused on human rights, conflict resolution, eco-restorative justice, and social impact. These resources are designed to educate, inform, and inspire action.
Annual Impact Report:
A detailed report on Ourea’s achievements, key initiatives, and the impact of our programs in communities worldwide.
Human Rights Violations Report 2025:
An in-depth study on current human rights issues globally, including the regions where Ourea operates.
Conflict Resolution Strategies
A publication outlining best practices and innovative techniques for conflict mediation and peacebuilding.
Eco-Restorative Justice Framework
Our guide to promoting sustainable and restorative environmental justice, focusing on climate change and community rebuilding.s.
Multimedia
A collection of images from field visits, events, and community projects
Our multimedia gallery offers a collection of photos and videos that highlight the work Ourea does to support peace, justice, and environmental restoration. These materials are a great way to visually connect with our mission and see firsthand the impact of our programs.
“Multimedia has the power to capture stories that words alone cannot express, bringing the human experience to life and inspiring change through visuals, sounds, and emotions.”
Donation Reach
Company Donor
Personal Donor
Organization Apply
Useful Links
Trusted Resources & Global Partners
United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
Visit UNHRC
A vital resource for understanding global human rights issues and international law.Peace Direct
Visit Peace Direct
Partner organization focused on supporting local peacebuilders in conflict zones.Climate Action Network
Visit Climate Action Network
Collaborating on environmental justice and climate policy advocacy.Human Rights Watch
Visit Human Rights Watch
A global watchdog for human rights violations, advocacy tools, and reports.
We have a total of $100,000 in funding available