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The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity program is designed to bring together the many diverse industries and professions that influence health and well-being including, but not limited to: art, law, business, academia, medicine, government, journalism, social enterprise, research, media, housing, and health care delivery. Fellows will be selected based on demonstrated commitment in the area of health equity and leadership potential. The program will build and support a group of global, multidisciplinary leaders equipped with the technical knowledge, skills and network to advance health equity in their organizations and communities. Application | Atlantic Fellows

Each year, the Rachel’s Network Catalyst Award provides women environmental leaders of color with personal and organizational multi-year financial support, wraparound leadership services, and public recognition. For full information about the award criteria, evaluation, and timeline, Catalyst Award | Rachel's Network

Hudson Valley Grants - Long-term funding to grassroots groups in the Hudson Valley of New York that are building power. Let Us Breathe Fund grants support Black-led organizing for community safety, economic investment, and racial justice in Black communities. New York City Grants provides general operating support to grassroots organization that use organizing as a primary strategy in New York City. Rapid Response grants - support organizing, activism, and strategic convening in response to urgent threats or breaking opportunities especially during critical junctures of a campaign. The Rapid Response grant fund has a rolling deadline. Apply for a Grant - North Star Fund

General Operating Support for Strategically Aligned Organizations Open from March 14 to April 4, 2025 General operating support is funding for advancing an organization’s core mission, including building or growing programs, advocacy or policy efforts, or other uses. Organizations decide how to use funds and grant reporting is simplified. Grant sizes will range from $50,000-$350,000/year for two years Grantmaking - Dogwood Health Trust

Last month, Attorney General Ellison shared a powerful message in a speech to charitable foundations in a time of unprecedented challenges. I'm sharing these words here so that others can be inspired by his call to action. "Do not submit in advance to this lawless attack on your values. This is especially important when it comes to using your funding the way your donors told you to.? As you know, my office cares about donor intent. And we enforce it. Your donors were prescient and courageous enough to send their hard-earned dollars to support these causes and the betterment of society. They expect you to follow through. The lawless attacks on civil rights by this administration do not invalidate donor intent.? ? So, if your donors told you to fund scholarships for students of color, you do that.? If they told you to fund small business loans to people with disabilities, you do that.? ? I am asking this community and its resources to stand up to the tyrannical efforts to undermine decades of progress. I understand that this might take money, it might take effort, and it will take courage. Be as brave as your donors. That’s all I’m asking for. They’ve shown leadership, now it’s your turn. Think about whether the society your benefactors imagined will even continue to exist if we don’t all do our part." ?

This grant program is open to 501(c)(3) nonprofits, or organizations with a suitable fiscal sponsor, anywhere in the United States. Grants will be awarded for up to five years in the amount of $150,000 annually. Applicant organizations are encouraged to budget a portion of the total award as sub-grants to nonprofit partners or coalition members that engage with the applicant in capacity-building efforts. The Rx Foundation understands that many factors affect health and healthcare. This program seeks to foster the capacity to build lasting advocacy, organizing, and civic engagement efforts. These efforts will adapt as community needs, the policy environment, and priorities change. Key factors include equal access to coverage and care, health equity, social and economic needs like food and housing, the links between environmental issues and health disparities, racial justice, and income inequality. Building Capacity for Health Advocacy - Rx Foundation

The Decolonizing Wealth Project is hiring a Liberated Capital Manager. ?This person gets to work with two of my favorite people William Cordery and Edgar Villanueva. Established in 2018, Decolonizing Wealth Project (DWP) is committed to bringing truth, healing and repair to the global community.?Reparative Philanthropy, our signature framework, is at the heart of our work. This person?will manage and scale a digital community of donors who are committed to a multiracial democracy, economic solidarity and climate justice.?The role requires strong communication/ technology skills (especially with online communities) and an understanding of fundraising as donors are the members of the community. ? >$90,000 - $110,000 annual salary >Remote, or at the DWP New York City Office >Benefits, Health Insurance: 100% employee health, vision, and dental insurance; access to OneMedical membership, mental health care and telehealth services.? >Paid Time Off -10 days PTO, ?2 weeks winter break in Dec & Jan and one week of summer break >A care-centered flexible sick leave policy.? >Most federal holidays? >Retirement: 401(k) program + match? >Access to short-term, long-term disability, FSA, and Dependent FSA accounts This position will have a rolling application and candidates will be considered as they apply. Ron Surabhi Shannon Marvin Stephen Denise Amy Pat Ashley Jeff Johann Larnell Nicole Molly Ruby Val Yolanda Len Marq Wesley Joey Betsy Micah Jessi Biz Philip Kwesi John Afi Rikimah Simone Jessica Darrell Stefanie Andine Regan Thalia Jonathan

Request for Proposals Overview The GGSC is pleased to announce a request for proposals (RFP) to support nonfiction content and reported stories related to love. We are interested in projects that extend well beyond romantic love; we define love as a deep, unselfish commitment to another person’s well-being—even to put their interests before your own. The GGSC will distribute grants of between $5,000 and $50,000 to two dozen journalists and media producers who approach the topic of love from a variety of angles and across a range of media, including articles, videos, radio stories, podcasts, social media content, and more. The grants are part of the GGSC's Spreading Love Through the Media project, supported by a three-year grant from the John Templeton Foundation, with additional funding from Acton Family Giving and Unlikely Collaborators. In addition to financial support, we will also connect the grantees with scientific experts who will serve as advisors to their projects, guiding them to relevant research and helping them align their work with the science of love. Grantees will participate in quarterly cohort meetings online and three in-person convenings over the course of the project period. The submission window opens January 7, 2025, and the application deadline is 11:59 pm PT on March 24, 2025. For grant winners, the project period will run from September 1, 2025, to February 28, 2027. Spreading Love Through the Media: Request for Proposals

Hi USAID family - [Clarifying I am sharing this info, not the organizer. Please email “[email protected]” with any questions] We’ve dedicated our careers to fighting poverty, responding to disasters, and making the world a better place. Now, as a sledgehammer is taken to the agency, many of us are suddenly out of work, and some of us are struggling to get by. You’ve spent your career helping others. Now let’s help each other get back on our feet. We are excited to announce the launch of The Solidarity Fund, a managed fund of the Greater Washington Community Foundation (https://lnkd.in/evuSmaND). Helmed by a group of ousted USAID staffers, The Solidarity Fund gives one-time financial assistance to recently-terminated USAID staff (any hiring mechanism) experiencing undue financial hardship. Need a hand? Apply here, it takes less than ten minutes: https://lnkd.in/eSHQyCQ2 Have a few bucks to spare? Contribute here, it’s tax-deductible! https://lnkd.in/eQugmz2M If resources allow, we hope to expand to serve unemployed staff of other government agencies or USAID implementing partners. Please share this and the links with your professional and personal networks to donate to this high-impact project to help our colleagues!

If you don't know @Scot Nakagawa, consider this your formal introduction and invitation to learn more. "How We Fight Back -Defend Democratic Institutions: Pressure lawmakers to uphold democratic norms and resist consolidation of power. -Advance Economic Justice: Push for progressive taxation, labor protections, and social safety nets to reduce economic desperation—the root cause of authoritarian appeal. -Hold Corporations Accountable: Expose and resist corporate complicity in authoritarian governance. -Mobilize Civil Society: Invest in grassroots organizing that builds counterpower outside of electoral politics. -Defend Civil Liberties: Challenge restrictions on speech, protest, and bodily autonomy through legal and direct action. -Raise Awareness: Educate the public on the risks of authoritarian normalization and the history of corporate capture. If we don’t fight now, we will wake up in a world where “freedom,” as under neoliberalism, takes on a new meaning; one that undermines democracy and accountability, making resisting authoritarianism even more difficult." The Convergence of Capitalism and Authoritarianism and the Global Crisis of Democracy