Support TNI

As the world faces a convergence of crises – economic recession, global warming, energy wars, food crises – the need for organisations like TNI which both accurately predicted these crises and continually put forward practical alternatives is more important than ever.

For 35 years, Transnational Institute has been at the forefront of research and communications on the critical global issues of our time. We supported research and were engaged in historic struggles such as those against apartheid and other dictatorships, US destabilisation of the South, Third World debt, ecological destruction, neo-liberal policies and the demonisation of Islam – well before they became popular concerns. We have been a key actor in the contemporary global justice movement -- helping to provide political vision, crucial information and analysis, and public policy proposals.

Yet, just as the need for an institute like TNI is greatest, our funding is less assured. If you value critical thinking and real alternatives, please support us!

Through our secure online donation system, you can pay using paypal or directly with most credit/debit cards. Please give generously.

TNI has been my intellectual home for 35 years--years we have spent challenging injustice, nurturing scholar-activists worldwide and producing progressive ideas. The opportunities to put those ideas into practice have never been greater and with your help, we can. Please contribute.
Thank you,
Susan George

If you would prefer to make your credit card donation by phone, please ring TNI and talk to Kees or Kathleen on
+31 206 626 608.

Your contribution will support:

• Our role as monitors of the centres of power for international
  networks of social movements concerned with global justice
• Evidence-based research on the major global problems of our time
• Production, translation, publication and wide dissemination of
  high calibre analyses and carefully considered public policy
  propositions
• Media outreach to get our message out to opinion makers and the public
• Experiments to demonstrate the feasibility of alternatives in practice
  
• Co-ordination of important international civil society networks
  working to make another world possible
• The presence of grassroots activists, especially from the South,
  at key international meetings
  
• Advocacy work with governments and international agencies
• Young people, especially women, nurtured through TNI's Next
  Generation programme