The Forum Against Corporatization and Militarization (FACAM) is a dynamic coalition of activists and organizations based in Delhi, India, founded in 2022. This collective includes a diverse range of voices, such as students, lawyers, women's rights advocates, minority rights organizations, academics, trade unions, and journalists. FACAM emerged in response to a tragic incident in Silger, Chhattisgarh, where violent clashes over mining projects led to the deaths of protesters.

The core mission of FACAM is to resist the corporatization of natural resources and the militarization of communities, particularly in resource-rich areas of India. The organization supports grassroots movements fighting against the encroachment of paramilitary forces and projects that threaten indigenous lands. With over 30 active protest sites, FACAM galvanizes these collective efforts, standing against the exploitation of people's rights in favor of corporate and state interests. Through collaborations with numerous constituent organizations, FACAM actively champions justice, equity, and the sustainable management of natural resources.