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Find similar grants#Case4Reparations Fund is sponsored by Decolonizing Wealth Project. The #Case4Reparations Fund supports organizing and advocacy for community-driven reparations efforts, helping build the case for local, regional, and national policy opportunities that will inform ways wealth can be redistributed by institutions and/or governments.
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2025 awards announced in December 2025 Closed cycle for existing grantee partners now open. 2025 awards announced in December 2025 Closed cycle for existing grantee partners now open. The first-of-its-kind fund to support the U.S. reparations movement and Black economic transformation and repair.
Launched in March 2021, the Case4Reparations Fund supports organizing and advocacy for community-driven reparations efforts, helping build the case for local, regional, and national policy opportunities that will inform ways wealth can be redistributed by institutions and/or governments.
The Fund aims to source both the spaces and places where reparations campaigns are taking hold, provide vital funding to fuel their efforts, and utilize our platform as a reparations fund and field disruptor to document and share this reparations movement ecosystem with our network of philanthropic institutions and donors.
invested by DWP since 2021 in the U.S. reparations movement Leveraged in state and local funding through grantee advocacy in 2024 Women-led grantee organizations Black Lives Matter Minnesota Black Wall Street Business Center/Power Group California Black Power Network Chicago Torture Justice Center Conrad Worrill Community Reparations Commission Descendants of the St.
Louis University Enslaved, Inc. Equity And Transformation (EAT) Joanne M. Braxton Institute for Sustainability, Resiliency, and Joy! National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. National Conference of Black Lawyers New Jersey Institute for Social Justice Reparation Education Project, Inc. Reparations Stakeholders Authority of Evanston Why We Can't Wait (WWCW) Reparations Network When will applications open?
The 2025 grant round is a closed cycle for current (2024) #Case4Reparations grantee partners only. Are these multi-year grants? The Case4Reparations Fund runs on an annual grant cycle.
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Something went wrong while submitting the form. Other Funding Initiatives California Tribal Land Return A dynamic fund and community learning experience supporting 31 California tribes engaged as individuals and consortiums seeking the rematriation of more than 25,000 acres of land.
National Truth And Healing Addressing the painful legacy of Native American boarding schools by providing funding to support efforts to advance truth, reconciliation, and healing across Indian Country California Truth And Healing Created to ensure tribal engagement during the state of California's Truth and Healing Council process, this fund also supports tribes engaging in unique healing and cultural practices within tribes across California.
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