After the creation of CONADEP, the commission asked APDH for all the reports of disappearances that they had gathered during the "Dirty War", and at the same time invited APDH member, Graciela Fernández Meijide, to be the head of the Secretaría de Denuncias (Department of Depositions). Meijide accepted and then asked human rights organizations to volunteer their activists. CONADEP then began collaborating with many other organizations. Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo) met with CONADEP in order to coordinate a search for the still missing children, (Relatives of the Detained-Disappeared) and the (Argentine Human Rights League, or LADH) also asked their members to give testimonies to CONADEP. (Ecumenical Movement for Human Rights, or MEDH) provided CONADEP with personnel.