Our work is under attack and becoming increasingly fragile

Across the world, democracy is retreating. In Europe, the far right is rising and imposing its ideas. On every issue, it targets exiled people — stigmatizing them, multiplying barriers to their inclusion, and attacking organizations like SINGA that support them.

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Solidarity is criminalized, associations are suffocating

In France and across Europe, diversity, inclusion, and solidarity are under attack.
The work of associations like SINGA — which defend inclusion every day — is being discredited, their actions monitored, and their teams and volunteers threatened.

In France, the government has abruptly and without warning cut public funding, putting SINGA and other similar organizations at risk — even though they are the ones ensuring that France upholds its international commitments on inclusion.

Under pressure from Donald Trump and his allies, several European and American foundations — long-time partners of SINGA — have withdrawn. Not because our projects have lost relevance (quite the opposite — needs are exploding), but because they are now deemed “too sensitive,” “too inclusive,” “too intercultural,” or “too anti-racist.”

While many of our partners continue to stand strong, the impact on SINGA has been direct and brutal: in just a few weeks, and despite over 80% of our funding being private, our international support has fallen by more than 30%.
By 2026, one-third of our activities could disappear. That means fewer talents supported, fewer jobs created, fewer connections built… and in return: more prejudice and more division.

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In 10 years, SINGA has brought together more than 80,000 local and exiled people and supported nearly 20,000 talents in developing their projects — leading to the creation of over 400 businesses and associations, half of which create jobs within their first six months.

At the same time, our sociocultural activities bring together tens of thousands of people every year: 67% of exiled participants regain confidence, and 66% of locals change their perception of migration.

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10 years of impact

In 10 years, SINGA has brought together more than 80,000 local and exiled people and supported nearly 20,000 talents in developing their projects — leading to over 400 new businesses and associations, half of which create jobs within the first six months.

At the same time, our social and cultural activities bring together tens of thousands of people every year: 67% of exiled participants regain confidence, and 66% of locals change their perception of migration.

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What your donation will support

• Helping talented people from all over the world find their place, start a business, or secure a job that matches their skills.

• Opening peer-to-peer spaces where locals and exiled people meet, cook, create, play, laugh… and break down prejudice.

• Giving a voice to those who experience migration firsthand — because the issue cannot be understood without the perspective of those most affected.

And because solidarity itself is under attack today, your donation is also a clear message: we will not give in.

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Meaningful and exclusive rewards

By supporting the campaign, you’ll receive thoughtful and stylish rewards!

🎁 From the collector punchline pack (mug and stickers to show your support proudly) to artisan gift baskets crafted by women entrepreneurs from the SINGA community, and even the dinner of the century with Benoît Hamon, Guillaume Meurice, Aymeric Lompret, and the comedians from the Newcomer Comedy Club… not to mention VIP experiences at our events or a custom-made conference in your company.

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Press contacts

Agency Les Petits Papiers
Stéphanie Hasson – +33 6 21 77 03 72 / stephanie@lespetits-papiers.com

SINGA
Maëlle Mezaber – +33 7 83 79 39 03 / maelle@singa.io