The Robert F. Kennedy Foundation has been a shining beacon of human rights advocacy since 1968. That was the year, inspiration behind the Foundation, former attorney general, senator and civil rights activist Robert F Kennedy was so tragically gunned down.
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (RFK Human Rights), formerly known as the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, is a powerhouse organization dedicated to upholding human rights around the globe. Established in 1968 following Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination, it serves as a powerful testament to his lifelong commitment to social justice.
His words still resonate with all those who believe a peaceful world is attainable.
"Tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of this world."
Robert Kennedy
Since then the Robert Kennedy Foundation has worked tirelessly for a more just and peaceful world. The organisation works with local activists to ensure lasting positive change in governments and corporations. Its team is bolstered by leading attorneys, advocates, entrepreneurs and writers – all united by a commitment to social justice. The Foundation has pursued litigation across the world on key human rights issues, educated millions of students in human rights advocacy and fostered a social good approach to business and investment.