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Religion and Theology Responsive Grants is sponsored by John E Fetzer Institute Inc.. Supports projects that deepen public understanding of religion and theology, particularly focusing on the intersections of democracy, race, and religion in America. This includes the Faith and Philanthropy Pooled Fund, which explores the role of faith leaders and spiritual imagination in addressing contemporary justice challenges.
Geographic focus: United States
Focus areas: Religion and Theology, Faith-Based Leadership, Social Justice, Democracy, Racial Justice
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American Art Exhibition Competition is sponsored by John E Fetzer Institute Inc.. Supports scholarly loan exhibitions that contribute significantly to the study and understanding of art of the United States, including all facets of Native American art. The program focuses on empowering museums to reconsider accepted histories and amplify underrepresented voices. Geographic focus: United States Focus areas: American Art, Native American Art, Museum Exhibitions, Art History
Asia Program Responsive Grants is sponsored by John E Fetzer Institute Inc.. Provides support for projects that strengthen international understanding and address critical issues in East and Southeast Asia. Grants support research, network-building, and public education initiatives. Geographic focus: East and Southeast Asia Focus areas: Asian Studies, International Relations, Higher Education, Public Policy
Indigenous Knowledge Responsive Grants is sponsored by John E Fetzer Institute Inc.. Supports projects that focus on the preservation and advancement of Indigenous knowledge systems and the leadership of Indigenous communities. The program aims to center Indigenous voices in scholarship and public discourse. Geographic focus: Global Focus areas: Indigenous Knowledge, Tribal Sovereignty, Community Leadership, Cultural Preservation