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U.S. Fund - Migrant Justice is sponsored by Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice. The Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice's U.S. Fund supports the liberation of queer, trans, two-spirit and intersex people of color and challenges the criminalization of 2SLBTQI BIPOC, migrants, women of color, mothers, sex workers and youth. Their funding priorities include Migrant Justice.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Grassroots groups led by and for queer, trans, two-spirit and intersex people of color, with a focus on migrant justice. Organizations should align with an abolitionist framework, prioritize community organizing, and focus on social justice actions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Astraea U.S. Fund is a grant from the Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice that funds LGBTQI-led organizations working toward justice and liberation in the United States. Astraea is a leading global foundation supporting LGBTQI activists and organizations, with the U.S. Fund specifically supporting grassroots and frontline groups challenging systemic inequalities affecting LGBTQI communities. Grants range from ,000 to ,000. Eligible applicants are LGBTQI-led nonprofits or fiscally sponsored projects based in the United States. No specific deadline is currently listed; check the Astraea Foundation website for current application cycles and grantmaking priorities.
U.S. Fund (various programs) is sponsored by Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice. The Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice's U.S. Fund centers the liberation of queer, trans, two-spirit, and intersex people of color and challenges the criminalization of 2SLBTQI BIPOC, migrants, women of color, mothers, sex workers, and youth. They focus on transgender rights, reproductive justice, and intersectional LGBTQIA+ movements, with current funding priorities including Bodily Autonomy, LBQ Women Leaders, Housing and Land Acquisition, Migrant Justice, and climate and natural disaster relief and resistance for QTPOC communities. They are currently accepting concept proposals for Climate Justice for queer, trans, and intersex communities in the U.S. and Housing and Land Acquisition for BIPOC 2SLBQTIA+ Communities in the U.S.
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