Azadaneh
Azadaneh Association was founded in Paris in December 2024, born out of the solidarity and collective action that emerged during the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising in Iran.
Our founding members first came together at demonstrations, vigils, and cultural gatherings—united by a shared commitment to justice and human dignity.
From these early collaborations within the collective Alborz, Azadaneh took shape as a new platform for advocacy, support, and community.
Mission & Vision
To raise awareness about social injustices in Iran—especially violations of women’s and children’s rights—through research, advocacy, cultural programming, and public engagement. We strive to inform the French public and foster international solidarity through community-based initiatives.
A world where human rights are universally respected, where the voices of the oppressed are heard, and where cross-border solidarity drives democratic and equitable social change.
Recent Projects
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Music Concert: Mid-Summer Festival, Paris (2024) – Held in honor of the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising.
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Planting an Olive Tree (2024) – In memory of Kian Pirfalak, an eight-year-old boy tragically killed by state violence.
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Red Ribbon Campaign (2025) – In solidarity with Siavash Mahmoudi and others whose lives were unjustly taken during the uprising.
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Crowdfunding Campaign (upcoming) – Supporting future events, advocacy efforts, and community outreach initiatives.
Photo by Frank Arbelo
Get Involved
We welcome collaboration, volunteer support, and partnerships from individuals and organizations who share our vision.
Whether you want to join our events, contribute your skills, or support financially, your involvement strengthens our mission.
