this study aims to identify the community organizing mechanisms in activating the role of human rights coordinators in different governmental sectors. It also aims to determine the role of human rights coordinators in these sectors, obstacles to performing their role, and suggestions for overcoming those obstacles. It is a descriptive study that uses the General Social Survey (GSS) for (70) members of human rights coordinators in governmental sectors in Assiut Governorate. Based on the results of the study, the most important community organizing mechanisms are the coordination mechanisms followed by the empowerment mechanisms. This study concludes that the most important tasks of human rights coordinators are to receive and follow up on complaints, and to spread the culture of human rights among workers in governmental sectors. It also addresses the most important obstacles to performing their role in these sectors, and suggestions for overcoming them.