A Collective Effort to Encourage Larger, Unrestricted Funding
Reflections from the Discovery Journey session, “Encouraging more windfall grants: Acting upon learnings from Mackenzie Scott grant recipients.”
Reflections on “How intersectional grantmaking can support Sex Workers and other marginalized movements in shrinking civic space”
Sienna, Alexis, and Erin offer reflections on why their Discovery Journey, “How intersectional grantmaking can support Sex Workers and other marginalized movements in shrinking civic space", at the Festival may not have been as well-attended as other sessions and why there continues to be an underserving of sex workers in our global funding ecosystem.
Reflections on Discovery Journey on Crisis Preparedness for All Funders
During HRFN Funding Futures Festival, the Open Society Foundations, the Peace and Security Funders Group (PSFG), and Global Fund for Women co-organized a session on crisis preparedness for funders. This blog post is a reflection on the key learnings from this session.
Create Stories that Change the World
Reflections from the Discovery Journey session, “Create Stories that Change the World: Funding BIPOC Artist Disruptors, Culture Bearers, and Cultural Strategy Organizations working at the intersections of arts, culture and social justice.”
Abortion Justice: Building a Generative Funding Ecosystem
Reflections from the Discovery Journey session, “Abortion: Solidarity without Stigma to Construct our Collective Human Rights"
Feminist research grantmaking as a tool for social change
Reflections from the Discovery Journey session, “Feminist research grantmaking for transformative programming and advocacy"
Mighty Women Action by Groups in the Socio-Environmental Agenda
Casa Fund launches a new publication on the work of groups led by women in South America
Girls and Young Feminist Activists at the Forefront Against Russia’s Imperialist War in Ukraine
Girls and Young Feminist Activists at the Forefront Against Russia’s Imperialist War in Ukraine highlights the vital frontline response efforts of young feminist in Ukraine and how we, as funders, can take action to show-up with the solidarity that they need. This publication was developed by the Global Resilience Fund in partnership with and contributions from young feminist collectives: Bilkis, Cohort, Charitable Organization Positive Women of Khmelnytskyi, FemSolution, Feminist Lodge, Feminist Workshop, ReSew, Ukrainian Women's Fund, Young Feminists of Odessa, and allied funders: Ukrainian Women's Fund, Disability Rights Fund, Global Fund for Children, Global Fund for Women, and Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights. Translated by Olenka Gu and Kira Leonova and illustrated by Liza Yablonskaya.
The Kalan Museum of Healthy Masculinities: Art to Heal and Transform
Reflections from the Discovery Journey session, "From Adultcentrism to Co-Protagonism: How to support disruptive youth movements?"