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Find similar grantsFund for Global Human Rights Grants is sponsored by Fund for Global Human Rights. The Fund for Global Human Rights provides grants to small human rights advocacy groups that might otherwise lack resources. They aim to strengthen human rights movements globally.
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The Fund for Global Human Rights is sponsored by Fund for Global Human Rights. The Fund for Global Human Rights invests in human rights activism to advance justice and equality worldwide. They provide flexible funding and strategic support to human rights defenders, aiming to strengthen human rights movements and communities.
Fund for Global Human Rights eGrant is sponsored by Fund for Global Human Rights. Invests in human rights activism to advance justice, dignity, and equality around the world. Provides long-term flexible funding and hands-on strategic support to frontline activists to build powerful movements and push for change on their own terms.
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