Rosa Luxemburg Foundation

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Rosa Luxemburg Foundation is an internationally operating, progressive non-profit institution for civic education affiliated with Germany’s “Die Linke” (Left Party). Active since 1990, the foundation has been committed to the analysis of social processes and developments worldwide. In cooperation with organizations around the globe, it works on democratic and social participation, empowerment of disadvantaged groups, alternatives for economic and social development, conflict prevention, and peaceful conflict resolution. Its international activities aim to provide civic education by means of academic analyses, public programs, and projects conducted together with partner institutions. In order to be able to mentor and coordinate these various projects, the foundation has established 17 regional offices around the world. The RLS has been granted special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2013.[1]

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation structure

The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung comprises:

  • The General Assembly, which elects the Executive Board and Scientific Advisory Council,
  • Currently over 170 full-time staff (including apprentices), 16 of which work in the 13 regional offices,
  • More than 50 employees and local personnel in the Foundation’s international offices,
  • Hundreds of volunteers who are active in the federal Foundation and the 16 state foundations on boards and advisory boards, as active members of local education organizations in the Rosa Luxemburg Clubs or in the Foundation’s 22 discussion groups,
  • About 130 tutors,
  • Over 800 active and over 1,000 former scholarship holders. [2]

Executive Board

Funding

The RLS, is funded by donations, membership fees and, in particular, government grants. Of these, it receives around € 47 million in 2015 (from the German Foreign Office (AA) € 1.6 million, from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) € 11.3 million from the Federal Ministry of the Interior, for Construction and Research) Heimat (BMI) € 11.0 million, from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) € 24.2 million).[4]

The chairman of the budget committee in the Bundestag, Gesine Lotzsch, defended the special treatment of the foundations. The opposition politician justifies this with the coalition agreement of the black-red government. "The coalition agreement has highlighted the importance of political foundations. This is followed by deeds. "Lötzsch was for a long time the deputy chairman of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, which is close to her party.[5]

International

HEADQUARTERS, Berlin/Germany

Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany

NORTH AMERICA AND UNITED NATIONS, New York/USA

Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Inc., 275 Madison Avenue, Suite 2114, New York, NY, 10016, United States of America

MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA AND CUBA, Mexico City/Mexico

Fundacion Rosa Luxemburg, General Pedro Anaya 65, Col. Churubusco, Mexico, D.F. 04120, Mexico

ANDEAN REGION, Quito/Ecuador

Fundacion Rosa Luxemburg, Calle Miravalle N24-728 y Zaldumbide – La Floresta, Quito, Ecuador

SOUTHERN CONE AND BRAZIL, São Paulo/Brazil

Instituto Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Rua Ferreira de Araujo, 36, Alto de Pinheiros, 05428-000 São Paulo – SP, Brasil

EUROPEAN UNION, Brussels/Belgium

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, 11, Avenue Michel-Ange, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE, Warsaw/Poland

Fundacja im. Róży Luksemburg, ul. Poznańska 16/3, 00-680 Warszawa, Poland

SOUTHEAST EUROPE, Belgrade/Serbia

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Predstavništvo, Beograd, Gospodar Jevremova 47, 11000 Belgrad, Serbia

RUSSIA, CENTRAL ASIA AND CAUCASUS, Moscow/Russia

Filial Fonda Rozy Ljuksemburg v Rossijskoj Federacii, Prospekt Vernadskogo 84, 2/2003(2), 119606 Moskau, Russia

ISRAEL, Tel Aviv

PALESTINE, Ramallah

NORTH AFRICA, Tunis/Tunisia

WEST AFRICA, Dakar/Senegal

EAST AFRICA, Dar Es Salaam/Tanzania

SOUTHERN AFRICA, Johannesburg/South Africa

EAST ASIA, Beijing/China

SOUTHEAST ASIA, Hanoi/Vietnam

Director: Liliane Danso-Dahmen, Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Address: 72 Xuan Dieu, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam

SOUTH ASIA, New Delhi/India

Gender Equity Webinar

Screen shot of DSA/Die Linke/Gender Equity/Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Webinar on January 15, 2022 Top from Left: Kirsten Adkerson, DSA, Antje Schivatschev, Bottom from Left: DSA, Andreas Gunther

Kirsten Adkerson "helped facilitate" a "Gender Equity Webinar" sponsored by the Feminist Caucus, the Red Caucus, and the International Committee of DSA on January 15, 2022.[6]

Guests were:

References

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  4. [Rosa Luxemburg Foundation receives 47 million euros Website Internet newspaper, accessed on 10 November 2014]
  5. [4]
  6. Notes from Gender Equity Webinar on January 15, 2022 10:00 am Pacific Time (accessed May 9, 2023)]