Independent Journalism and Innovation Grant (Discontinued)

Global Grants from the Open Society Foundations (OSF) support nonprofits, NGOs, advocacy groups, academic institutions, and media organizations working toward a more just, equitable, and democratic world. OSF operates in over 120 countries with a focus on Europe, Asia, and Africa, funding work on human rights, democracy, social justice, climate change, and inequality. The program also includes the Open Society Fellowship, which supports public intellectuals from seven global cities—Beirut, Buenos Aires, Colombo, Dar es Salaam, Jakarta, Lagos, and Taipei—to develop projects advancing open society values. Grants range from $10,000 to over $1 million. Eligible organizations span civil society, journalism, academic research, and advocacy working on systemic change.

Grants and Fellowships is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations award grants and fellowships to organizations and individuals globally who share their values of building vibrant and inclusive democracies, promoting justice, equity, and human rights. They focus on supporting people who are working to make their communities fairer, freer, and more harmonious. The majority of grants are awarded to organizations directly approached, but some open opportunities are listed.

Open Society Foundations Grants (various programs) is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations give thousands of grants annually to groups and individuals working on issues such as promoting justice, equity, and human rights. They have historically supported initiatives related to victim support services and legal reform in anti-trafficking efforts.

Open Society Foundations Grants and Fellowships is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations award grants and fellowships to organizations and individuals working on issues such as promoting justice, equity, and human rights. While many grants are by invitation, they do list some open opportunities. Their work has historically included initiatives related to criminal justice reform and reentry.

The Open Society Foundations Grants is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations support groups and individuals with projects to make their communities more fair, free, and harmonious, funding work in various sectors, including education and advocacy, with a focus on human rights, economic justice, and governance. They operate in over 120 countries, with a focus on Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Regular Grants and Seed Grants is sponsored by The Fund for Investigative Journalism. The Fund for Investigative Journalism provides grants to independent journalists and news organizations to cover out-of-pocket expenses such as travel, document collection, equipment rental, and reporting time for investigative stories. Seed grants are available for initial reporting to develop a story. They prioritize stories that break new ground and expose wrongdoing.

Open Society Fellowships is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations support groups and individuals with projects to make their communities more fair, free, and harmonious. They have awarded grants in various sectors, including education and advocacy, and focus on human rights, government transparency, access to information, access to justice, promotion of civil society, and social inclusion.

Open Society Foundations Grants for initiatives that promote democratic governance, human rights, and social justice is sponsored by Open Society Foundations. The Open Society Foundations provide funding for initiatives that promote democratic governance, human rights, and social justice. Their grants are aimed at organizations that work directly with marginalized communities.