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AJMMI: Rapid Response Grants is sponsored by A. J. Muste Memorial Institute for Nonviolence and Social Justice.
The AJ Muste Foundation's Rapid Response Grants support U. S. -based organizations engaged in grassroots activism for social justice.
These grants are aimed at addressing immediate needs of groups fighting for equality and liberation.
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provides grants, sponsorships, and educational resources to hundreds of grassroots projects around the world. We fund innovative organizing, often with seed funds that give a necessary boost to bold ideas. Funds grassroots activist projects prioritizing those with small budgets and little access to mainstream funding.
### Rapid Response Grants These grants are for the immediate and/or emergency needs of groups involved in grassroots nonviolent activism. Enables organizations to receive tax-deductible contributions for work related to social justice education and activism. [](https://ajmuste.
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##### Grantee: Climate Defiance organizes nonviolent direct actions to elevate climate change to be a top-three political issue in American politics, ending fossil fuel extraction on federal lands and waters, and ending sacrifice zones and usher in a just transition for those most impacted ##### Grantee: Partners 4 Palestine supports full national rights, self-determination and security for Palestinians based on International law and UN resolutions.
They organize through increasing public awareness, promoting dialogue, supporting nonviolent BDS, and more. ##### Grantee: Back from the Brink is a grassroots coalition managing a national campaign to mobilize the public and build the political will needed to prevent nuclear war and fundamentally change nuclear weapons policy in the United States.
## Over 50 years of impact For 50 years, the Muste Foundation has supported grassroots movements committed to advancing human rights, building equality, and dismantling systems of social, economic, and political oppression. We fund efforts that challenge militarism, environmental injustice, and mass incarceration, and that work toward a more just and liberated world.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. -based organizations engaged in grassroots activism for social justice. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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