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Funding Opportunity: Telling Our Truths Grant – Foundation For Louisiana Funding Opportunity: Telling Our Truths Grant Ends on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 11:59 PM Foundation for Louisiana’s Telling Our Truths grant opportunity is designed to support Louisiana-based organizations advancing racial healing through narrative change and truth-telling in Louisiana.
This grant provides funds for developing and implementing strategic communications that challenge harmful dominant narratives about race, tell truths that foster racial healing, and build awareness of racial justice work in the region. The fund is rooted in the Kellogg Foundation’s Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) framework, which emphasizes the importance of truth-telling as a foundation for racial healing and equity.
At Foundation for Louisiana, we think of narrative change as: Telling the truth about our country’s history and amplifying the voices of those who have been silenced Deliberately channeling the stories of under- and misrepresented communities into the mainstream Dismantling oppressive myths and engaging Louisianians in the development and dissemination of new transformative narratives of joy, creativity, and power By transforming damaging narratives regarding people and communities of the global majority, we: Decenter narratives that enshrine whiteness as rightness and dismantle white supremacy and its by-products Move toward a future in which all people are free, respected, and loved.
Questions about this opportunity, eligibility, or how to prepare your application materials? Other questions or concerns? Email us at grants@foundationforlouisiana.
org . The Telling Our Truths grant is designed to support organizations in improving their ability to create and share messages that promote racial equity and challenge harmful stereotypes.
Recognizing that narrative change is a multi-step process, this grant offers financial support to organizations at various points in their narrative change journey, including: Creation : The creation of honest, well-rounded stories that challenge harmful ideas and highlight the voices of communities who have been targets of marginalization. The funding can be used for research, workshops, and hiring writers or artists.
Long-Term Impact : For lasting change, these new stories need to be embedded in our systems and institutions. This could involve policy changes or leadership training. The grant can support policy advocacy campaigns, training programs, and the development of educational resources.
Eligible organizations must: Have 501c3 determination or a fiscal sponsor Be located and work in Louisiana 10 Louisiana-based organizations will be awarded up to $25,000 each. May 12: Application opens July 2: Applications due by 11:59 pm A FAQ with more information about eligibility and funding range can be found here . Resources and support for using our online application portal Submittable is available here .
Questions about this opportunity, eligibility, or how to prepare your application materials? Other questions or concerns? Email us at grants@foundationforlouisiana.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Louisiana-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations or organizations fiscally sponsored by one. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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