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Find similar grantsSystems Change Grant Program is sponsored by Gender Justice Fund. Provides two-year general operating grants to organizations in the Philadelphia area working towards gender justice through advocacy, policy, or community organizing.
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Systems Change — Gender Justice Fund Attendees at an event put on by grantee Women’s Community Revitalization Project This program provides two-year general operating grants to organizations in the Philadelphia area who are working towards gender justice through advocacy, policy, or community organizing.
Organizations funded through this program may provide direct services, but the purpose of GJF’s support is to enable them to do systems-level work that creates long-term change for women and TGNC individuals beyond the program’s reach. Grants are made once per year in the Fall. Grants are typically $11,000 per year for two years.
Potential applicants are welcome to discuss their eligibility for this program by contacting GJF via email . Systems Change Grant History Coalition for Restaurant Safety & Health : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights. Eastern PA Trans Equity Project : Advocacy & community organizing re: trans rights.
Education Law Center : Advocacy re: public education via Black Girls Education Justice and Inclusive Schools and Honest Education initiatives Maternity Care Coalition : Advocacy re: maternal health National Domestic Workers Alliance : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights Advocacy & community organizing for workers’ rights with a focus on domestic workers.
Project SAFE : Community organizing re: sex worker rights & decriminalization of sex work. Still We Rise Freedom Coalition: ( ACLU- PA ) Community organizing and advocacy re: mass incarceration Abortion Liberation Fund of PA : Community organizing & advocacy re: abortion access. New Voices for Reproductive Justice : Community organizing & Advocacy re: Black maternal health, abortion access, & mass incarceration.
Philadelphia Nurse Family Partnership : Advocacy re: maternal health. Planned Parenthood PA Advocates : Advocacy re: abortion access. ROC Pennsylvania : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights & economic justice.
Women's Community Revitalization Project : Community organizing & advocacy re: affordable housing. Women's Law Project : Advocacy & policy work re: abortion access, worker rights, maternal health, mass incarceration, & gender-based violence. Coalition for Restaurant Safety & Health : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights.
Incarcerated Women’s Working Group (via ACLU-PA ) : Advocacy re: mass incarceration Maternity Care Coalition : Advocacy re: maternal health National Domestic Workers Alliance - PA Chapter : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights People’s Paper Co-op : Community organizing & advocacy re: mass incarceration Project SAFE : Community organizing re: sex worker rights & decriminalization of sex work.
Why Not Prosper : Community organizing & advocacy re: mass incarceration. Abortion Liberation Fund of PA : Community organizing & advocacy re: abortion access. Mary's Daughter for the Formerly Incarcerated : Community organizing re: mass incarceration.
New Voices for Reproductive Justice : Community organizing & Advocacy re: Black maternal health, abortion access, & mass incarceration. Philadelphia Nurse Family Partnership : Advocacy re: maternal health. ROC Pennsylvania : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights & economic justice.
Women's Community Revitalization Project : Community organizing & advocacy re: affordable housing. Women's Law Project : Advocacy & policy work re: abortion access, worker rights, maternal health, mass incarceration, & gender-based violence. Coalition for Restaurant Safety & Health : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights.
Incarcerated Women’s Working Group (via ACLU-PA ) : Advocacy re: mass incarceration. National Domestic Workers Alliance - PA Chapter : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights One PA : Community organizing & advocacy re: worker rights & affordable housing. People’s Paper Co-op : Community organizing & advocacy re: mass incarceration.
Project SAFE : Community organizing re: sex worker rights & decriminalization of sex work.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations in the Philadelphia area working towards gender justice through advocacy, policy, or community organizing. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $11,000 per year for two years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Systems Change Grant Program is funded by Gender Justice Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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