About Our House
A human rights organisation shaped by nonviolence, solidarity and public responsibility.
Our House grew from a civic initiative in Belarus into an international human rights organisation working with repression, exile, conscientious objection, democratic resilience, peacebuilding and protection of vulnerable communities. Our work is rooted in nonviolence, respect for human dignity, and the belief that democratic change is a long-term public process.
Institutional page
Our Mission
Learn how Our House understands social change, democratic transformation, nonviolence and solidarity as a long-term process of public learning.
Strategy
Vision & Strategy
Explore the strategic documents, policy proposals and long-term ideas that guide our work on democracy, peace, human rights and regional security.
Principles
Our Values & Approach
Our approach is shaped by years of work with human rights, civic campaigns, political analysis, security, war and peace.
History
History of Our House
From a local newspaper in Vitebsk to an international network, Our House has developed through civic campaigns, repression, exile and continued public work.
Accountability
Annual Reports
Access annual reports and institutional documents describing our activities, priorities and public accountability.
Policy library
Governance & Transparency
Review our institutional policies on safeguarding, ethics, privacy, inclusion, finance, procurement and responsible partnerships.
Donor information
Due Diligence & Compliance
A donor-facing information request page for partners, institutions and funders who need compliance information about Our House.
Cooperation
Partnerships
Our partnerships help us strengthen human rights protection, multilingual communication, public outreach and support for vulnerable communities.