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Find similar grantsFeminist Review Trust Fund Grants for Women Projects Worldwide is sponsored by Feminist Review Trust. This fund offers grants for projects that benefit women worldwide. Colombian organizations focused on women's issues are encouraged to apply.
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Call for Applications for Funding: Feminist Review Trust Fund | United Nations Call for Applications for Funding: Feminist Review Trust Fund The Feminist Review Trust is currently accepting applications from eligible entities for its grants program, representing the diversity of women's lives globally and supporting the creativity with which women fight the inequalities they face.
If you are an organization or an individual with a proposal that could transform the lives of women around the world, you might be eligible to receive up to UK £15,000 (or its equivalent) toward core funding, dissemination, one off events, training and development projects, interventionist projects, pump priming activities, hard to fund projects, and a variety of other projects. Set up in 2001, the Trust was funded by Feminist Review.
Run as a collective since its inception in 1979, the voluntary work of Feminist Review's editorial teams over the years has provided the means for the Trust to share the success of the journal with groups of women throughout the world similarly working for change.
The Feminist Trust Review currently welcomes projects in three thematic areas: Lesbian and transgender rights Violence against women and girls To view the application form and guidelines, please visit: http://www. feminist-review-trust. com/guidelines/ .
Deadline: 31 January 2017 Universal Declaration of Human Rights Sustainable Development Goals Observances and Commemorations Celebrity Advocates for the UN Contests and Scholarships United Nations Treaty Collection General Assembly Resolutions Office of the Spokesperson
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working on projects that benefit women worldwide. Applications are accepted all year round. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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