Alternative Citizenship Movement Announces the Official Launch of the “My Voice, My Freedom” Project

October 8, 2026

Alternative Citizenship Movement Announces the Official Launch of the “My Voice, My Freedom” Project

The Alternative Citizenship Movement (ALCI) officially launches the “My Voice, My Freedom” project to promote freedom of opinion and expression, strengthen civil society organizations, and advance democratic governance and civic participation through a human rights-based approach.

On 1 March 2026, the Alternative Citizenship Movement (ALCI) announced the official launch of the “My Voice, My Freedom” project, which aims to promote freedom of opinion and expression, strengthen the organizational and institutional capacities of civil society organizations, and foster democratic governance and civic participation. The project forms part of the Movement’s ongoing efforts to support civil society actors and enhance their role in advocacy, public debate, and the defense of fundamental rights and freedoms. The first phase of the project focuses on conducting an organizational assessment of partner associations in the Fès-Meknès and Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima regions. The assessment aims to evaluate their institutional capacities and identify their needs in internal governance, strategic planning, institutional communication, administrative and financial management, advocacy, and networking. The process will follow a participatory methodology involving assessment questionnaires, face-to-face interviews, and consultation meetings with association representatives. This approach will help identify organizational priorities and provide a foundation for tailored training, mentoring, and institutional support programs. Through this initiative, ALCI seeks to strengthen transparency and accountability, improve associations’ operational practices, and enhance their contribution to local development, democracy, and human rights. Ultimately, the project aims to foster a stronger, more effective, and sustainable civil society capable of defending fundamental freedoms and promoting civic participation.
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