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The Saami Council is a voluntary, independent cultural and political cooperation body for Sámi organizations in Finland, Norway, the Russian Federation, and Sweden. Its main goal is to safeguard Sámi rights and interests as one people and to strengthen Sámi unity across borders. The Council also works internationally to promote and protect the rights of the Sámi and other Indigenous peoples. It has four thematic units: Arctic and Environmental Affairs, Human Rights, Culture, and EU Affairs.

The Sámi Central Organisation in Finland (Suoma Sámiid Guovddášsearvi rs, SSG) is a non-governmental umbrella organization for Sámi civil society in Finland, founded in 1997. Its mission is to represent the Sámi people, protect and develop their linguistic, administrative, economic, and cultural rights, and address common Sámi issues at both national and international levels. SSG currently has eight member organizations.

Sámi Duodji Sameslöjdstiftelsen was founded in 1993 by the Swedish Sámi

National Association and Same Ätnam. The foundation's mission is to preserve, develop, and promote duodji. Sámi Duodji works to ensure that duodji is made visible in various arenas, both in commercial and cultural contexts. The fundamental idea of Sámi Duodji is that it should be independent, serve as a support function, and actively work on issues related to Sámi handicraft.