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Find similar grantsEuropean Alliance Programme Microgrants 2026 is sponsored by European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism (EPNA). This program provides financial support and project development assistance for innovative initiatives combating antisemitism. Projects must be carried out between April and October 2026.
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European Alliance Programme Microgrants 2026 – Call for Applications - EPNA European Alliance Programme Microgrants 2026 – Call for Applications Published January 15, 2026 European Alliance Programme Microgrants 2026 – Call for Applications The European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism (EPNA) is launching the third round of microgrants within its European Alliance Programme .
EPNA provides financial support and project development assistance for innovative initiatives combating antisemitism. We happily receive your applications between 15 February and 5 March. Applications submitted before or after this period cannot be considered.
– Up to €10,000 per project – For joint initiatives by at least two organisations from different countries – For projects with clear European relevance – Up to €5,000 per project – For individual organisations planning projects with clear European relevance – This new format enables smaller, low-threshold initiatives to apply independently Projects must be carried out between April and October 2026 .
These grants are available to EPNA member organisations that actively participate in our activities, including regular attendance at our check-ins and workshops. All organisations committed to combating antisemitism are welcome to join the network. We encourage applications from a wide range of organisations, including grassroots initiatives, NGOs, Jewish communities, sports clubs, memorial sites, and other civil society actors.
For further information on the application process, please get in touch with us at practitionersnetwork@dialogueperspectives. org United against Antisemitism. Stories from the Field | Episode 11 Published January 14, 2026 In this episode of our podcast series, we continue to highlight the people and ideas behind meaningful change across Europe as part of our coverage of European Alliance Programme projects.
Nicole Schweiß talks to Basya Gartenstein (GEZUBI) and Dragana Stojanovic (Haver Serbia) about their project, “The Upstanders Network”, which connects educators from Vienna and Belgrade […] Barcelona Workshop | Panel Registration Published January 29, 2026 “Antisemitism & Racism – Intersectional Approaches and Civil Society Responses” Date: 11 February 2026 Time: 6. 15 – 9.
00 pm Location: Barcelona (exact location tba on 10 February) Antisemitism is understood here as a phenomenon with its own specific features and historical trajectories. At the same time, it does not exist in isolation but […]
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: EPNA member organizations that actively participate in their activities, including regular attendance at check-ins and workshops. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
European Alliance Programme Microgrants 2026 is funded by European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism (EPNA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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