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deadline(s): Check website for active requests for proposals and deadlines. how to apply: Letters of inquiry are not currently being accepted. Please visit the website for updates here: globalhumanrights.org/en/for-grantees. Determine your eligibility for future grants here: globalhumanrights.org/en/ for-grantees/copy_of_for-grantees THE FUND FOR NONVIOLENCE address: 303 Potrero St. # 54, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 email: mail@fundfornonviolence.org telephone: +1 831 460 9321, +1 866 454 8006 website: www.fundfornonviolence.org how to apply: Check Fund for Nonviolence’s website for updated information on the details of its Justice with Dignity and Voices of Resistance Program. It has suspended its Latin American program, and no new grants are being considered. GLOBAL FUND FOR CHILDREN address: 1101 14th St., N.W., Ste. 420, Washington, DC 20005-5616, USA email: info@globalfundforchildren.org telephone: +1 202 331 9003 website: www.globalfundforchildren.org countries/regions: global topics/subjects: education, international development, health, safety/security, human rights description: The Global Fund for Children (GFC) is dedicated to supporting children in need around the world. GFC awards grants that support children who are economically and socially outside the reach of mainstream services and support, including street children, child laborers, AIDS orphans, sex workers, hard-to-reach rural populations, and other vulnerable or marginalized groups. Funded groups should be community-based and must work directly with children and youth. GFC does not fund groups that focus exclusively on advocacy or research, groups that are not recognized as a non-profit organization by their local or national government, affiliates of national/ international organizations, or groups whose annual budget exceeds US $200,000. type of grant: General operating support grant range: $5,000-$25,000 average grant duration: one-year, with option for renewal over a period from three to six years. deadline(s): Letters of inquiry accepted at any time during the year. Full proposals accepted by invitation only. Grants are awarded in June and December. how to apply: www.globalfundforchildren.org/apply-for-a-grant Step 1: Review eligibility requirements here: www. globalfundforchildren.org/eligibility-selection Step 2: Submit a Letter of Inquiry – forms available on their website in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. Step 3: GFC will follow up if the letter meets their criteria, and will ask for a full (5-10 page) proposal. GFC asks that you do not contact them regarding your status. Step 4: If the proposal is approved, GFC will issue a letter of notification. GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN address: 222 Sutter St., Suite 500, San Francisco, CA 94108-4445, USA email – asia and the pacific: asiapac@globalfundforwomen.org email – europe and central asia: eca@ globalfundforwomen.org email – latin america and caribbean: americas@ globalfundforwomen.org email – middle east and north africa: mena@ globalfundforwomen.org email – sub saharan africa: ssafrica@globalfundforwomen.org telephone: +1 415 248 4800 website: www.globalfundforwomen.org countries/regions: Sub Saharan Africa, Middle East & North Africa, Europe, Central Asia, Asia, the Pacific, Latin American, the Caribbean topics/subjects: women and girls, women’s human rights, reproductive rights, education, health, leadership development, technology, gender-based violence, peace building, political and civic participation. impact areas: Zero Violence: Funding projects that advocate for women’s and girls’ participation, empowerment, and peace building while challenging laws, policies, cultures and behavior that perpetuates discrimination, violence and abuse. 53
Economic and Political Empowerment: Supporting projects that work toward economic and legal reform and women’s equal participation in local and national elections and economies. Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights: Funding campaigns, service delivery, advocacy and education to influence attitudes and achieve policy change that secures women’s and girls’ full access to sexual and reproductive health and rights description: Global Fund for Women invests time, expertise and money in local, courageous women and women-led organizations to advance the rights of women and girls. It also connects women to women’s rights funding, influencers, potential partners; advocates for issues impacting women and girls; uses its platforms, creative and digital expertise, networks and influence to raise money for the movement and elevate the issues and voices of local women and girls. Global Fund gives general support, which allows organizations to quickly allocate funds where they are most needed, helps them be more agile and seize opportunities that support lasting social change. We do not fund: Individuals; Scholarships; Government entities; Groups without a strong women’s rights focus; Groups based and working primarily or only in the US; International organizations proposing projects with local partners; Groups whose sole purpose is to generate income or to provide charity to individuals; Groups headed and managed by men, without women in the majority of leadership positions; Political parties or election campaigns; Women’s branches/departments/ projects of mixed gender organization type of grant: General/operating support, program support, travel grants, convening grants grant range: $500 to $30,000, first time grants generally range from $5,000 to $13,000 per year. average grant duration: one-year deadline(s): accepted twice per year. Grant Cycle 1: Proposal Intake: mid-October – 15 December Notification: 31 May Grant Cycle 2: Proposal Intake: mid-March-30 June; Notification: 30 November how to apply: www.globalfundforwomen.org/apply-for-a-grant GRASSROOTS INTERNATIONAL address: Grassroots International, 179 Boylston Street, 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02130, USA email: info@GrassrootsOnline.org telephone: +1 617 524 1400 website: www.grassrootsonline.org countries/regions: Brazil, Haiti, Mesoamerica, Middle East, U.S., other Global Partnerships topics/subjects: defending human rights, food sovereignty, movement building, resource rights, rethinking aid, sustainable livelihoods description: Grassroots International works around the world to help small farmers and other small producers, indigenous peoples, and women win resource rights: the human rights to land, water and food. Grassroots takes a partnership-based approach to grantmaking because they believe long-term, consistent support is vital to longterm social change. Central to their partner-relationships is Grassroots’ commitment to transfer resources from donors in the U.S. to movements in the Global South. type of grant: project grant range: unknown average grant duration: multi-year deadlines: unknown how to apply: Grassroots International does not accept unsolicited proposals. For more information on how to receive funding from Grassroots International and to find out more about their selection process, contact the organization. THE HESPERIAN FOUNDATION GRATIS BOOKS PROGRAMS address: 1919 Addison Street, Suite 304, Berkeley, CA 94704, USA email: hesperian@hesperian.org telephone: +1 510 845 1447, toll free +1 888 729 1796 website: www.hesperian.org countries/regions: Developing countries topics/subjects: health, education, women, international development description: Hesperian Health Guides is a non-profit organization that writes and publishes books and digital resources to support community-based healthcare in poor, 54
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