free russia foundation
Empowering and coordinating global efforts
for democracy in Russia
Empowering and coordinating global efforts
for democracy in Russia
Defending democracy and
advocating for civil society since 2014
Including offices
in Brussels and Washington
Ranging from advocacy campaigns
to evacuations
We speak on behalf of those silenced by repressions and work to ensure justice
Analysis conducted by top experts to better understand the current agenda
and build the future of pro-democracy Russia
Vladimir Milov, Sergey Guriev, Vasily Zharkov, Ekaterina Mishina, Irina Busygina, Alexander Kynev and others
The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, and others
Policy papers, reports,
and articles
Support the pro-democracy and anti-war community by providing resources, scholarships, free educational formats, legal and psychological assistance
received assistance
for exiled community
received support
Resource centers and communication hubs for exiled pro-democracy and anti-war activists
learn moreEducational programs for exiled pro-democracy and anti-war activists and projects
learn moreVladimir Putin has yet again raised eyebrows by seriously reshuffling the government military and security leadership
Under what circumstances could the collapse of Putin’s regime occur, what will replace it, and under what conditions is a turn to democracy possible?
Western countries will treat future changes much more pragmatically than they did during Perestroika, and the terms of reconciliation will be tougher and more specific. What might be the role of international organizations after the change of power in Russia?
Vladimir Putin has yet again raised eyebrows by seriously reshuffling the government military and security leadership
Under what circumstances could the collapse of Putin’s regime occur, what will replace it, and under what conditions is a turn to democracy possible?
Western countries will treat future changes much more pragmatically than they did during Perestroika, and the terms of reconciliation will be tougher and more specific. What might be the role of international organizations after the change of power in Russia?
Our office in Kyiv has been operating since 2016
Helping Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilian hostages
We help Belarusian activists and projects,
and support civil society in exile