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FRIDA – THE YOUNG FEMINIST FUND<br />

email: info@youngfeministfund.org<br />

telephone: N/A<br />

website: www.youngfeministfund.org<br />

countries/regions: Global South (Africa, Asia, the Pacific,<br />

The Middle East, Latin America, the Caribbean and<br />

Central, Eastern Europe, Caucuses, and Central Asia)<br />

topics/subjects: women’s human rights, youth,<br />

feminism, activism, collective leadership, organizing. For<br />

FRIDA’s funding priorities: youngfeministfund.org/grantsprogram/funding-priorities<br />

description: FRIDA’s mission is to provide accessible,<br />

strategic and responsive funding for young feministled<br />

initiatives. FRIDA aims to strengthen the capacity<br />

of young feminist organizations to leverage resources<br />

for their work and to increase donors’ and allies’<br />

commitments to resourcing young feminist activism.<br />

FRIDA defines young feminist activists as young people<br />

between 18-30 years old from across the gender spectrum<br />

committed to advancing gender equality and<br />

women’s rights through feminist means. The term<br />

‘feminist’ refers to “individuals working with women’s<br />

movements or in other social movements to advance the<br />

rights of equality, justice, dignity, freedom, and safety of<br />

women, girls and marginalized groups”.<br />

type of grant: Small, flexible, general support grants<br />

determined in partnership with our grant seekers and<br />

other partners to fund initiatives designed and led by<br />

young women and transgender youth. Funds can be used<br />

to cover project and core costs.<br />

grant range: up to $5,000<br />

average grant duration: one-year, with possibility<br />

of renewal<br />

deadline(s): Check the FRIDA website for the<br />

most current Call for Proposals and deadlines:<br />

youngfeministfund.org/grants-program/apply-for-a-grant<br />

how to apply: Each year around March/April, FRIDA<br />

will announce a Call for Proposals on their website.<br />

You should then submit your application via the FRIDA<br />

website, following their directions (applications available<br />

in English, French, Spanish, Russian, and Arabic):<br />

youngfeministfund.org/grants-program/apply-for-a-grant<br />

After the Foundation reviews and screens all applications,<br />

there will be an opportunity open for eligible grant<br />

candidates to vote for the organization they feel is most<br />

deserving of the grant. Read more about the process:<br />

youngfeministfund.org/grants-program/grantmaking-process<br />

FUND FOR GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS<br />

address: 1666 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Suite. 410,<br />

Washington, DC 20009-1039, USA<br />

email: info@globalhumanrights.org<br />

telephone: +1 202 347 7488<br />

website: www.globalhumanrights.org<br />

countries/regions: Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras,<br />

Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, Burundi, Uganda, the<br />

Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Algeria,<br />

Morocco, Egypt, India, Pakistan, the Philippines,<br />

Thailand, Burma<br />

topics/subjects: human rights<br />

description: The Fund for Global Human Rights works<br />

to secure basic freedoms for people around the world.<br />

Its grants program funds non-governmental, non-profit<br />

organizations working to promote respect for human rights<br />

in the countries and regions in which they are based. The<br />

fund has 17 focus countries in South Asia, West Africa,<br />

African Great Lakes, North Africa, Southeast Asia, and<br />

Latin America. The Fund has crafted specific regional<br />

strategies designed to make the most impact with limited<br />

resources for specific countries and regions where they<br />

believe strategic grant-making can make a difference in<br />

advancing human rights protections over time. The Fund<br />

acts as an ally of activists in strengthening human rights<br />

movements and believes in maintaining a long-term focus<br />

in each of the regions and countries where it operates.<br />

Women-led organizations are strongly encouraged to apply.<br />

type of grant: General/operating support, program<br />

development, seed money, and technical assistance<br />

Does not fund individuals, stand-alone conferences,<br />

businesses, scholarships, fundraising events, universitybased<br />

research, government agencies, micro-credit<br />

programs, construction of roads, bridges, buildings, wells<br />

or medical facilities, or activities directly or indirectly<br />

intended to support political candidates.<br />

grant range: $5,000 to $30,000<br />

average grant duration: multi-year<br />

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