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Urgent Action Funds

Combining our holistic approach with our international network, we implement real time grant-making with training, knowledge production and activities. This facilitates women’s leadership, improve safety for women’s and LGBTIQ+ movements while amplifying the voices and experiences of grassroots movements for equality, peace and justice. Equipped with autonomous models that are designed to consider the requirements of each region, we hope to continue building stronger webs of support for women and transgender rights defenders together, across the world.

Resource Details

Organization: Urgent Action Sister Funds
Date: 9/15/22
Resource Type: Funding Opportunity
Topic: Community Safety, Organizing
Source URL: https://urgentactionsisterfunds.org/

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