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    International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

    ActivoArts, Culture & Humanities
    NEW YORK, NYSitio web6463974272

    About International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

    The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience is the only global network of historic sites, museums and memory initiatives that connects past struggles to today's movements for human rights. We turn memory into action.

    Focus Areas

    Memory and memorializationTransitional justiceHuman rights advocacyMuseum and site programmingTraining and capacity buildingDemocracy strengtheningCommunity dialogue and civic engagement

    Who They Fund

    nonprofit organizations

    Funding Style

    pass-through fundinggrantmaking intermediaryrestricted project disbursement

    About International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

    The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience channels the largest recent grants to organizations working on transitional justice and rule of law, with Public International Law and Policy Group receiving $1,938,278 in 2024 and $1,297,271 in 2023. That scale sits alongside a broader portfolio that combines large pass-through support with smaller project grants for museums, historic sites, and human rights initiatives. The coalition describes itself as a global network of historic sites, museums, and memory initiatives that connects past struggles to today’s human rights movements, and its grantmaking reflects that bridge between memory work and present-day civic action. Recent awards also show support for legal accountability and victim-centered justice work. Center for Victims of Torture received $309,302 in 2024, while Project Expedite Justice received $246,117 in 2024 and $234,293 in 2023. Other recipients include the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, the Due Process of Law Foundation, and the Center for Justice and Accountability, indicating a recurring emphasis on institutions that advance justice, documentation, and advocacy. Alongside those larger awards, the foundation also funds historic-house and museum partners through flat $10,000 grants, including sites in Louisiana, Michigan, Illinois, Oklahoma, Maryland, California, Delaware, Texas, North Carolina, Montana, and Alaska.

    What International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Funds

    Human rights advocacy and transitional justice are central to the coalition’s grantmaking. Public International Law and Policy Group received $1,938,278 in 2024 for financial support, and Center for Victims of Torture received $309,302 in 2024 for the same purpose, showing how the foundation backs organizations working on accountability and victim-centered response. The coalition also funds rule-of-law infrastructure. The American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative received $286,178 in 2023 and $44,746 in 2024, while the Due Process of Law Foundation received $74,119 in 2024 and $24,841 in 2023. These repeated awards point to ongoing support for legal advocacy and institutional capacity. Museum and memory work remain part of the portfolio. The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience also gave project support to historic and cultural institutions, including Arch Street Meeting House Preservation Trust for $15,000 and House of the Seven Gables for $10,000, connecting preservation with public programming.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.8M

    Total Assets

    $1.8M

    Total Revenue

    $14.8M

    Total Expenses

    $15.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $132K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $132K

    Geographic Reach

    National18 states funded

    About 4% of grants go to recipients in DC.

    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Leadership

    ELIZABETH SILKES

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    How International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Gives

    Typical grants are small at the center of the distribution: the p25, median, and p75 are $10,000, $10,000, and $132,213. The pattern suggests a mix of many standardized smaller awards and a few much larger pass-through grants. Recipients do appear across multiple years, including Public International Law and Policy Group, Project Expedite Justice, the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, and the Due Process of Law Foundation. The organization is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Some programs accept unsolicited applications, including UNITE and the Project Support Fund, while others are invitation-based.

    Where International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Makes Grants

    All recent grants in the supplied list went to U.S. recipients. Washington, DC appears most often, with multiple awards to organizations there, including Public International Law and Policy Group, the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, and the Due Process of Law Foundation. Other recipient cities include St Paul, Kailua Kona, New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Salem, New Orleans, Lansing, Springfield, Tulsa, Thurmont, Austin, Durham, Hartford, Santa Barbara, Missoula, and Sitka. Four percent of grants went to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state of New York.

    Frequently Asked Questions About International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

    What kinds of organizations does International Coalition of Sites of Conscience fund most often?

    The grant list shows a strong concentration in human rights, transitional justice, and rule-of-law work, with large awards to Public International Law and Policy Group, Center for Victims of Torture, Project Expedite Justice, the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, and the Due Process of Law Foundation. It also funds museums and historic sites for project support.

    Does International Coalition of Sites of Conscience fund the same recipients more than once?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Public International Law and Policy Group in 2023 and 2024, Project Expedite Justice in 2023 and 2024, the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative in 2023 and 2024, and the Due Process of Law Foundation in 2023 and 2024.

    What is a typical grant size?

    The distribution centers on $10,000 grants: p25 is $10,000, median is $10,000, and p75 is $132,213. The recent list also includes much larger pass-through awards, such as $1,938,278 to Public International Law and Policy Group and $309,302 to Center for Victims of Torture.

    Can organizations apply directly for some grants?

    Some programs accept unsolicited applications. The data marks UNITE as unsolicited and the Project Support Fund as accepting unsolicited applications, while other programs such as Sites of Conscience — Strengthening Museums to Foster Social Resilience and GIJTR do not accept unsolicited applications.

    Where do grants go geographically?

    The recent grant list shows 26 grants, all to U.S. recipients. Washington, DC is the most common recipient city, and the foundation’s HQ state of New York accounts for 4% of grants to recipients.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY GROUPWASHINGTON, DC$1,938,2782024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    CENTER FOR VICTIMS OF TORTUREST PAUL, MN$309,3022024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    PROJECT EXPEDITE JUSTICEKAILUA KONA, HI$246,1172024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    DUE PROCESS OF LAW FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$74,1192024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$60,7562024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION RULE OF LAW INITIATIVEWASHINGTON, DC$44,7462024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    HISTORIC STAGVILLE FOUNDATIONDURHAM, NC$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM AT FORT MISSOULAMISSOULA, MT$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    FRIENDS OF SHELDON JACKSON MUSEUMSITKA, AK$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    MICHIGAN HISTORY CENTERLANSING, MI$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    HERMANN-GRIMA & GALLIER HISTORIC HOUSESNEW ORLEANS, LA$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    ILLINOIS STATE MUSEUMSPRINGFIELD, IL$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    THE CATOCTIN FURNACE HISTORICAL SOCIETYTHURMONT, MD$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    CHINESE HISTORIAL SOCIETY OF AMERICASAN FRANCISCO, CA$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    JOHN DICKINSON PLANTATIONDOVER, DE$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    FRIENDS OF ELISABET NEY MUSEUMAUSTIN, TX$10,0002024FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY GROUPWASHINGTON, DC$1,297,2712023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION RULE OF LAW INITIATIVEWASHINGTON, DC$286,1782023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    PROJECT EXPEDITE JUSTICEKAILUA KONA, HI$234,2932023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    GISA INCNEW YORK, NY$151,5782023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    DUE PROCESS OF LAW FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$24,8412023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    ARCH STREET MEETING HOUSE PRESERVATION TRUSTPHILADELPHIA, PA$15,0002023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLESSALEM, MA$10,0002023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    CONNECTICUT LANDMARKSHARTFORD, CT$10,0002023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    SANTA BARBARA TRUSTSANTA BARBARA, CA$10,0002023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)
    JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN CENTERTULSA, OK$10,0002023FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY GROUP

    $1,938,278
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    CENTER FOR VICTIMS OF TORTURE

    $309,302
    ST PAUL, MN2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    PROJECT EXPEDITE JUSTICE

    $246,117
    KAILUA KONA, HI2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    DUE PROCESS OF LAW FOUNDATION

    $74,119
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY

    $60,756
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION RULE OF LAW INITIATIVE

    $44,746
    WASHINGTON, DC
    2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    HISTORIC STAGVILLE FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    DURHAM, NC2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM AT FORT MISSOULA

    $10,000
    MISSOULA, MT2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    FRIENDS OF SHELDON JACKSON MUSEUM

    $10,000
    SITKA, AK2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    MICHIGAN HISTORY CENTER

    $10,000
    LANSING, MI2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    HERMANN-GRIMA & GALLIER HISTORIC HOUSES

    $10,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    ILLINOIS STATE MUSEUM

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, IL2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    THE CATOCTIN FURNACE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

    $10,000
    THURMONT, MD2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    CHINESE HISTORIAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA

    $10,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    JOHN DICKINSON PLANTATION

    $10,000
    DOVER, DE2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    FRIENDS OF ELISABET NEY MUSEUM

    $10,000
    AUSTIN, TX2024

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY GROUP

    $1,297,271
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION RULE OF LAW INITIATIVE

    $286,178
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    PROJECT EXPEDITE JUSTICE

    $234,293
    KAILUA KONA, HI2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    GISA INC

    $151,578
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    DUE PROCESS OF LAW FOUNDATION

    $24,841
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    ARCH STREET MEETING HOUSE PRESERVATION TRUST

    $15,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES

    $10,000
    SALEM, MA2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    CONNECTICUT LANDMARKS

    $10,000
    HARTFORD, CT2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    SANTA BARBARA TRUST

    $10,000
    SANTA BARBARA, CA2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)

    JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN CENTER

    $10,000
    TULSA, OK2023

    FINANCIAL SUPPORT (PASSTHROUGH FUNDS)