Human Rights Funders Network - Postdoctoral Scholar, Mining and Local Development in Zambia

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Grantseekers Resources

HRFN does not provide grants and we are not able to connect organizations to specific funders. We know that it can be challenging to raise funds and that human rights activists undertake difficult and sometimes dangerous work. We hope grantseekers find these resources helpful.

Advancing Human Rights Research Hub

This interactive site provides an overview of human rights grantmaking by region, issue, population, and strategy. The findings are based on annual research by Human Rights Funders Network and Candid, in partnership with Ariadne and Prospera.
Candid

Discover what funders are most likely to support, learn about their interests and perspectives, and gain the knowledge you need to find additional resources.
FundsforNGOS

An online resource that includes listings of the latest grant funding opportunities for NGOs and individuals.
GlobalGiving

An online platform that enables NGOs anywhere in the world to raise funds for their projects. GlobalGiving provides fundraising training and support and may offer to match the funds you raise through the site.

Postdoctoral Scholar, Mining and Local Development in Zambia