AMARC Asia-Pacific's goal is to promote social justice and sustainable, democratic, and participatory human development by amplifying the voices of excluded and marginalized communities, including Indigenous Peoples, through community media. It aims to support popular access to communications and to advocate and promote the development of community radio.

Radio Mattoli functions as a platform to give voice to people who have less access to mass media or less opportunity to express their views on community development. Their activities will be featured in a magazine. CRM is the Information and Communication Technology wing of WSSS, a community radio station that was started in 2009 and is located in Dwaraka, five kilometers from Mananthavady.

The Mindanao Climate Justice Resource Facility advocates for community-driven climate and social justice in Mindanao, Philippines. Their main objective is to facilitate genuine transformation through a rights-based approach, focusing on the empowerment of marginalized communities and Indigenous Peoples, particularly the Lumad and Bangsamoro.

The Ancestral Territories Network is a communication network composed of community media, community communicators, and community audiovisual producers.

The Associação Quilombola Mutuca de Cima was founded in 2016 with the aim of promoting the visibility and valuing the cultural traditions of Quilombo Mutuca de Cima. Since then, they have developed a series of projects that include the production of audiovisual content and the organization of events.

Radio B'alam-Voces Maya is an internet radio station located in Oakland, California, serving the Indigenous Maya Mam immigrant community and reaching over 70,000 followers. We provide culturally-based information and entertainment through radio broadcasts, video, and audio content in the Mam language. Our strategies are to increase cultural pride, community connection and healing, and skills to overcome challenges while adapting to the U.S.

Movimiento Maricas Bolivia is a community-based 2SLGBTQ+ organization made up of people who self-identify as Indian-Indigenous-cholas (Aymara and Quechua) as well as maricas-machorras-travas. It was founded on May 17, 2010 in the radio program "Soy Marica y Qué," which ran from 2010- 2015 and was broadcast on Radio Deseo 103.3 FM in La Paz. It later ran in El Alto as "Nación Marica" (2016-2020), broadcast by Radio Líder 97 FM.

Radio Pedro Ignacio Muiba aims to support and promote the exercise of individual and collective rights. It disseminates, informs, and raises awareness about the rights of Indigenous Peoples and campesinos to encourage the protection of their cultural, ancestral, and historical values, respecting their ways of life, knowledge, languages, and traditions.

The Collective of Communicators promotes the voices of Indigenous leaders and defenders of Pachamama, where the spirituality of Indigenous Peoples is sustained. They work with different institutions and communities to meet the current need for more media and publications that address Indigenous issues in Argentina. The Native voices that are featured express their realities and worldview in their native language. 

Community radio station Radio Fe y Alegría Paraguaipoa 92.3 FM focuses on the promotion and preservation of the ancestral culture of the Wayuu People to strengthen their cultural, national, and regional identity with intercultural practices under the approach of buen vivir (good living). The station also serves as a source of education for youth and adults who are not in school.