10,555 active funding opportunities
Scholarships up to $60,000 support exceptional international students starting coursework degrees at University of Sydney with automatic consideration.
Supports US Indigenous performing artists with up to $750 for short-term promotion and development needs.
Funding up to $18,000 for individual visual arts or new media projects to support creation and development.
Supports projects and capital requests with established partners in the Greater Big Sky region.
Explore environmental health research in a 10-week paid summer fellowship with mentorship and professional development for rising juniors and seniors.
Supports professional training to document travel and research expeditions through field audio recordings.
Supports projects investing in parks, green spaces, cultural institutions, and arts initiatives to foster community engagement and creativity.
Funds accessibility accommodations for Deaf and disabled artists on TAC-funded projects, covering costs like interpretation, support workers, and equipment rentals.
Grants for nonprofits in Greater Cincinnati to improve social, cultural, educational, civic, and physical community conditions.
Supports postdoctoral neuromuscular disease research with up to $90,000/year for 3 years under senior investigator mentorship.
Supports new investigators with three years of funding for small projects on health effects of air pollution.
Supports scientific meetings on muscular dystrophies and neuromuscular diseases, prioritizing therapy development topics.
Funds strategic partnerships between Cambridge arts and humanities researchers and non-HEI organisations, supporting teaching replacements and fellowships.
Supports creation and presentation of Black arts projects in Toronto by artists, collectives, and Black-led non-profits with grants up to $20,000 including mentorship.
Supports collaborative projects accelerating research on neuromuscular diseases through workshops and coordinated activities with up to $500,000 funding.
Grants for nonprofits advancing Catholic Social Teaching in education, health care, justice, and stewardship, supporting aligned programs primarily in the Greater Cincinnati region.
Year-long fellowship for U.S. military officers to deepen international relations expertise at CFR headquarters.
Grants of $10,000 for community-engaged humanities media projects in Alaska, including film, that educate and preserve local stories.
Supports female artists with $500 micro grants, Sony gear, Adobe software, and global exposure for photo or short video projects.
Fellowship for senior intelligence officers to engage with experts on international affairs and national security.
Opportunity to promote innovative feature-length film and pilot scripts through a screenplay competition.
Grants up to $50,000 for creative documentary films addressing social realities in the Arab region.
Fellowship for U.S. State Department employees to engage with experts on technology and foreign policy issues.
Funds conservation easements to protect and restore wetlands and working farms or ranches through financial assistance.