Category : Grant

The IWMF Fault Lines Reporting Fund supports journalists producing investigative and evidence-based reporting on racism, antisemitism, Islamophobia, misogyny, and other forms of intolerance promoting hate in the United States. Staff and freelance journalists may apply for grants ranging from $2,500 to $10,000, with

The Africa Investigative Journalism Lab 2026 is a one-week residential advanced training programme for practising journalists. Organised by Africa Uncensored in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Regional Media Programme for Sub-Saharan Africa, the training will take place in Mombasa, Kenya, from 4–8

The World Forum for Democracy Youth Delegation 2026 will bring together up to 50 young people in Strasbourg, France. Participants will contribute youth perspectives to discussions on the New Democratic Pact for Europe. The programme includes online preparation, pre-event training, participation in the

Pear Fellows 2026–2027 is an apprenticeship programme for selected undergraduate, MBA, and PhD students interested in venture capital or entrepreneurship. Fellows work closely with the Pear VC team and receive mentorship, access to deal flow, educational sessions, and practical experience. The application deadline

The Pre-COP31 Australia & Pacific Youth Climate Dialogue 2026 will bring together more than 60 young people for a three-day climate dialogue in Nadi, Fiji. Participants will exchange perspectives, develop recommendations and strengthen youth engagement ahead of Pre-COP31 and COP31. Different application deadlines

The AU CIEFFA Online Capacity Building Training 2026 is a fully funded virtual programme for young Africans, entrepreneurs, educators, and aspiring business leaders. Delivered with ImpactHER, the programme covers digital skills, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and gender equality in education. Applications close on 31

The FAO Global Youth Contest 2026 invites young learners and professionals to share how FAO elearning Academy courses have supported their studies, careers, skills, or practical work. Three winners will receive a fully funded trip to Rome to attend the World Food Forum

The 24th Informal ASEM Seminar on Human Rights will take place in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from 12–14 October 2026. Selected participants will receive accommodation and meals. Civil society representatives will also receive economy-class airfare reimbursement up to a maximum ceiling. Applications close on Monday,

Darwin Initiative Round 32 is open for applications from projects focused on biodiversity conservation, nature restoration, economic development, and poverty reduction. The latest funding round includes three application schemes: Darwin Initiative Main, Darwin Initiative Extra, and Darwin Initiative Capability & Capacity. Quick Overview