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Find similar grantsRukhmabai Grants Program India is sponsored by Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD). The Rukhmabai Grants Program aims to amplify the voices of Indian women with unique points of view and compelling insights into the world of STEM.
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Rukhmabai Grants Program India | GFMD « Back to all Fundings Rukhmabai Grants Program India Organisation: Rukhmabai Initiatives – Science writers / journalists who identify as women – You must be passionate about STEM, gender and how they intersect – You must be an Indian citizen over 18 years of age.
Type of Funding: Programmatic Application Language: English Apply for the Rukhmabai Initiatives Grants Program and amplify the voices of striking Indian women who have unique points of view and compelling insights into the world of STEM and their place in it. This year, the programme will be providing three grants of Rs 40,000 each.
Each grantee will produce three stories – two profiles and one feature story – aligned with the objective of Rukhmabai Initiatives: to inspire and inform Over the course of the year, the grantees will be invited to participate in short activities to further Rukhmabai team’s vision and efforts in this space. Tell fascinating stories about contemporary Indian people of marginalised genders in STEM who are doing ‘cool’ things!
Pitch profiles that will get the readers excited about the sciences through stories of inspiring women who have overcome personal or professional challenges on the path to scientific excellence. See here to learn more and apply . Access the Fundraising Guide for expert advice on how to improve your fundraising applications and to identify prospective donors .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Science writers/journalists who identify as women, are passionate about STEM and gender intersection, and are Indian citizens over 18 years of age. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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