Panzi Foundation DRC oversees the activities of Panzi Hospital and projects like V-DAY’s City of Joy, USAID’s Ushindi Project and our very own Wamu Project. The foundation is an important actor in the fight against gender based violence in Eastern Congo. Together we work to provide services to rape-survivors and women in the Panzi community of Bukavu.

Liberti is a Latin word for “freed people”. This church has supported our work since the very beginning when Scott, Brad and Melanie first traveled to Congo to film the documentary. Liberti acted as our 501(c)3 sponsor for several years and continues to partner with us in advocating for peace in Congo today.

Melanie has been with Scott since his birth, of course, and she’s been with us since our own birth – the filming of the documentary. She’s nothing short of amazing. Her amazing photo-journalism has played an important role in our mission to advocate on behalf of Congolese women. Melanie is currently free-lancing in Uganda and continues to support the work of Women in War Zones through her photography and sits on our Board of Directors.

Smile 4 Africa works with orphans and children affected and infected by HIV/AIDS. This organization works with Women in War Zones in the development of our ideas and through sharing of information. Together, we form a united front, advocating on behalf of marginalized peoples on the beautiful African continent.

Gospel Tabernacle has supported our work in the field since the launch of the Wamu Project. Bishop Reginald Kennedy is an avid supporter of our mission of helping women achieve victory over abuse in conflict areas around the world. He engages his congregation and community of Baltimore in uniquely cool ways and we LOVE that he and his church have joined us in this movement.

Christ Chapel Mountaintop views itself as a church of many nations. It was founded by Pastor Rob Seagears – the dad of Dominique's college roommate! We love family connections like that. Mountaintop supports several ministries both in its community and internationally and uses its annual Winter Wonderjam festival to help support our Wamu Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

We're in awe of this young organization's work to end the LRA's reign of terror in Central Africa. We continue to support what they do, and have learned invaluable lessons from them and our friends there, in the development of our own grassroots movement to empower women in conflict zones around the world.

This Center at Brookdale Community College is a non-profit volunteer organization founded in 1979 as the Center for Holocaust Studies. It addresses human rights and civil issues worldwide. HGHREC serves the community through its extensive library of books, periodicals, medical materials and permanent archives of memorabilia, artifacts and documents from local survivors.

Eastern is an inspiring Christian college based out of St. David's Pennsylvania. We partner with their Urban Studies department in providing real-life professional experience to its students. We're stoked to benefit from being able to recruit from the winners in this program.

Lush FRESH Handmade Natural Cosmetics Complete produces a range of natural and vegan bath and body products. Lush partners with us in our micro-credit co-operative program in the Democratic Republic of Congo, through their Charity Pot initiative. They're an awesome company and we love their products and their willingness to join our cause!

BuildaBridge is a non-profit 501(c)3 arts education and intervention organization that engages the transformative power of the arts to bring hope and healing to children, families and communities in the tough places of the world. Founded by Dr. John Nathan Corbitt, BuildaBridge partners with us, to provide clinical arts therapy to our WamuWomen and arts-therapy training to the project-staff.