WORLDWIDE CONTACT SYSTEM
Find public directories and organisations that can open a conversation. Check the local organisation and choose the appropriate contact route.
16 routes to investigate
Source availability is separate from local participation.An organisation directory for discovering legal empowerment groups. Listings are crowdsourced and require verification.
Use the organisation listing to identify its own public website or appropriate organisational enquiry route. Do not harvest member personal details.
A directory of civil society organisations working on disaster reduction and community resilience, with routes to national focal points.
Find an organisation or national focal point, verify its current public contact route, then enquire about an introduction or appropriate circulation.
A network of organisations working on community technology, communications, digital rights and local capability.
Follow the Members route from APC's own site and approach a relevant organisation through its published contact channel.
A chapter directory with public websites and contact emails for local Internet-related work.
Choose the relevant chapter, check its website and published organisational contact, and ask about community technology connections.
A regional network of Indigenous peoples' organisations. Its own public site provides a route to the regional organisation.
Ask the regional organisation or an identified member's own public contact how to make a relevant invitation available.
An African network of Indigenous peoples' organisations with a public member-organisation map.
Use the member map or published regional contact to identify an appropriate organisational introduction.
Public routes into a community of writers, translators and participatory media practitioners, including work with underrepresented language communities.
Follow contributor, Rising Voices or partnership routes and approach the appropriate published organisational contact.
A directory of geographic, thematic and language-related affiliates, including groups with established contact people.
Read the relevant group page and use its stated contact or discussion channel for a suitable introduction.
A searchable directory of community-led groups working across cultures, faiths and traditions.
Search by region, country or subject, read the group's own description, and use its published contact route.
A public directory of national United Nations Associations and organisational contact routes.
Identify a relevant national association and approach its published office contact about circulation or a conversation.
An entry route to service clubs, local organisers and the connected Rotary and Rotaract networks.
Use the club-finding routes and a club's own public contact details to ask about an appropriate introduction or circulation.
A club finder with routes to message club officers and identify meetings suitable for English communication.
Select a relevant open club, confirm its meeting language, and enquire through its listed officer-contact route.
A directory of national and regional Servas group websites and social pages where provided.
Use the relevant group's own published contact route to enquire about English-speaking residents and suitable introductions.
An affiliate directory connecting national and regional English-language teaching associations.
Follow an association's own website and contact its organising committee about a relevant invitation or introduction.
An entry route to national and regional teaching associations within IATEFL's associate network.
Identify the appropriate association, verify its own contact details and ask about a relevant circulation or introduction.
Use the ICA member directory as one research route to co-operative organisations. Find local trade and professional groups separately for the particular place.
Identify a relevant organisation, verify its own public contact and local relevance, and ask about community capability or practical introductions.
No matching routes. Try a broader interest or scope.