Without Borders

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A number of non-governmental organizations have adopted the "Without Borders" tag, inspired by Doctors without Borders.

• Action Without Borders
• Advocats sans Frontières
• Architecture Sans Frontières, an international network of architects concerned with the equitable, social, cultural and environmental commitment of architecture around the world.
• Braille Without Borders, an international organisation for the blind in developing countries.
• Cars Without Borders [1]
• Charity Without Borders
• Chemists Without Borders
• Écoles Sans Frontières (a.k.a. Schools Without Borders)
• Engineers Without Borders, a series of independent NGOs involved in engineering-related international development work.
  • Engineers Without Borders (Australia)
  • Ingénieurs Sans Frontières (Belgium)
  • Ingenieurs zonder Grenzen (Belgium)
  • Engineers Without Borders (Canada)
  • Ingeniører uden Grænser (Denmark)
  • Ingenieure ohne Grenzen (Germany)
  • Engineers Without Borders (India)
  • Ingegneria Senza Frontiere (Italy)
  • Ingeniería Sin Fronteras (Spain)
  • Ingenjörer och Naturvetare utan Gränser (Sweden)
  • Engineers Without Borders (UK)
  • Engineers Without Borders (USA)
• Firefighters Without Borders
• Lawyers Without Borders
• Librarians Without Borders
• MBAs Without Borders
• Médecins Sans Frontières (a.k.a. Doctors Without Borders)
• Ministries Without Borders, an international network of evangelicals
• Pathologists Without Borders
• Reporters Without Borders
• Sociologists Without Borders
• Students without Borders
• Télécoms sans frontières
• Words Without Borders

The first organization to have "Without Borders" was Doctors Without Borders