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Rapid Response Grants for Sex Workers' Rights Activists and Defenders is sponsored by Urgent Action Fund, Asia & Pacific (UAF A&P). UAF A&P provides rapid response grants to support the resistance and resilience of women, trans, and non-binary human rights activists and defenders, including sex workers' rights activists. These grants can be used for security and well-being, strategic planning, and capacity-building.
While the focus is Asia & Pacific, the summary mentions supporting sex workers' rights activists and defenders broadly, and rapid response mechanisms often have broader reach.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women, trans, and non-binary human rights activists and defenders, including sex workers' rights activists and defenders. (Note: While UAF A&P focuses on Asia & Pacific, rapid response grants can sometimes have broader applicability or be a good example of the type of funding available from similar organizations.). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rapid Response Grants for Sex Workers' Rights Activists and Defenders is funded by Urgent Action Fund, Asia & Pacific (UAF A&P). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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