• Link to application: Pulitzer Center Grant Application
• Maximum funding: Depending on project
• Deadline: Rolling Basis/available all year round

Adidas Foundation  United By Sport Program

United By Sport strives to leverage the transformational power of sport to promote equality and fight hate and discrimination which can come in all its forms, spanning various grounds such as religion or belief, racial or ethnic origin, gender, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation and more. The United by Sport program has been created to provide support to organizations that fight such hate and discrimination through sport or in the sport sector.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

All projects should contribute to at least one of the below expected outcomes:
Increasing access to coaches that practice anti-discrimination approaches and techniques in their sessions and/or increasing access to facilities where anti-discrimination approaches and techniques are implemented.

The Program will support projects that use sport as a tool (either as a core activity adapted to achieve specific goals, as an entry point, or as additional component for development objectives) for responding to the vulnerabilities of specific groups and communities particularly affected by intolerance, racism, xenophobia, and discrimination listed in the previous section. 

The Program also intends to support projects
designed to tackle discrimination and hate at different levels within the sports sector.

1. Organizations have the opportunity to apply for funding to support one or more of the core activities listed below:
2. Strengthening leadership and capacity to use sport as an instrument in the community to educate and tackle systemic discrimination.
3. Increasing access to and uptake of community-based sports programs that combat the effects and root causes of hate and discrimination.
4. Improving equity outcomes and reducing community-based indicators of hate and discrimination. 

IEEE Computer Society: Grants for Emerging Technology Activities

Computer Society is looking for new types of projects, activities and events not already covered by existing program areas.

1. Have an idea around the next coolest technology out there?
2. Are you ready to experiment with an out of the box idea?
3. Do you have an innovative concept to convene a community around a new emerging technology?
4. Have an idea to advance a concept from either the IEEE Future Directions Roadmap or IEEE CS Technology Trends?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions or if you have an idea for an activity focused on an emerging technology, don’t miss this chance to make it a reality!

• Link to full description: IEEE Computer Society Emerging Tech Grants Program
• Link to application: IEEE Computer Society grants portal
• Maximum funding: 50,000.00 USD
• Deadline: 21 January 2024

Fellowships

Global Translation Fellowship

As part of its African Languages and Translation Program, The Africa Institute invites applications to the fourth cohort of the Global Africa Translation Fellowship for the year 2024.

The fellowship welcomes applications from across the Global South for a grant of up to $5,000 to complete translations of works from the African continent and its diaspora, into English or Arabic (other languages are considered).

This is a non-residential fellowship that allows the recipient scholar to complete the work outside of The Africa Institute (Sharjah, UAE). The aim of the fellowship is to make important texts in African and African Diaspora studies accessible to a wider readership across the world.

The fellowship provides funding in the range of $1,000 to $5,000, depending on the quality and breadth of the project. Selected projects may be retranslations of old, classic texts, previously untranslated works, poetry, prose, or critical theory collections. The project may be a work-in-progress, or a new project feasible for completion within the timeframe of the grant.

Applications must include:

1.  A two-page CV/résumé including institutional affiliation, educational qualifications, including highest degree received, and key publications/works produced
2.  A two-page narrative explaining the translation to be undertaken during the fellowship period, an explanation of the importance of the work, a justification for a re-translation, if applicable, and proposed dates of completion. The project may be a work-in-progress or a new project that fits within the timeframe of the grant.
3.  A 4–5-page (double-spaced) sample of the original text(s) and translation.
4.  An explanation of the work’s copyright status: If the work is not in the public domain, please include a copy of the copyright notice from the original text, and a letter from the copyright holder stating that English language rights to the work are available.

• Link to full description: GLOBAL AFRICA TRANSLATION FELLOWSHIP
• Link to application: Send application as an email attachment to this email
• Maximum funding: 1,000 - 5,000 USD
• Deadline: 1 June 2024