In April 2026, On The Right Track enters its seventh year. Sustaining an interregional alliance over time, in this global context, is already a form of resistance.

The beginning of the year has not been easy. The world is reeling, yet it does not stop. That is why we are working with depth and care to prepare the Second Interregional Gathering, which will take place this year and will be a key moment.

The internationalism we defend at OTRT is neither an abstraction nor an exercise in diplomacy between organizations or collectives. It is a living political practice, rooted in territories and bodies, built through concrete solidarity among diverse struggles. An internationalism that does not begin from closed identities or compartmentalized agendas, but from the conviction that oppressions are sustained in interconnected ways and can only be confronted through equally interconnected alliances.

As part of the international EDGE Funders conference, the initiative On The Right Track (OTRT) —an interregional alliance of women’s and feminist funds from Europe and Latin America— presented its political and strategic vision in response to the global surge of far-right and fundamentalist agendas. The panel, held on April 29 in Bogotá, brought together diverse voices that shared analyses, territorial experiences, and strategies for sustaining life, justice, and democracy from transfeminist standpoints.

Since its creation in 2019, the initiative has woven a network of solidarity among feminist organizations, women’s funds, social collectives, and activists from Latin America and Europe — a key articulation within the transregional feminist movement. In the face of rising authoritarianism, corruption, and the far right, the response has been clear: shifting from reaction to collective strategic action, driving co-creation processes within diverse working groups.