10,555 active funding opportunities
Funding for narrative and documentary film projects at development, production, and post-production stages.
Supports emerging women, femmes, and non-binary photographers and videographers creating authentic work on women’s health, with $5,000 prizes and mentorship.
Supports novel clinical, data-driven, and community-focused research with up to £40,000 funding for pilot studies and innovative projects addressing unmet needs.
Provides artists with up to $10,000 in unrestricted funds plus access to ongoing programs for exposure and critical dialogue.
Supports creative projects showcasing people with disabilities thriving in workplace roles through photography and videography.
Funding for innovative documentary films about the Cuban diaspora by Cuban descent or non-Cuban filmmakers. Up to $25,000 awarded.
Funds UK-based medical and science students for haematology electives covering travel, accommodation, and registration costs.
Funding up to $10,000 for documentary filmmakers and non-fiction new media creators of color with disabilities.
Supports BSH trainees presenting top abstracts at ASH Annual Meeting with $2,000 and free registration.
Scholarship awarding $10,000 to 16 veterinary students demonstrating leadership, nominated by their deans.
Summer research program for HBCU students to learn cutting-edge genomic techniques at UC IGI labs.
Supports BSH members for short-term educational visits between UK and LMICs in haematology, covering travel, accommodation, and subsistence.
Scholarships for students with disabilities pursuing media and entertainment careers, including mentorship and financial awards.
Supports up to $5,000 for research on Alagille Syndrome including basic to clinical studies. Open to qualified academics and industry researchers worldwide.
10-week paid summer research internships in genomics at UC Berkeley for first-gen and low-income students.
Supports up to $25,000 for research on contemporary intellectual property policy debates resulting in scholarly written works.
Supports research advancing human effectiveness science and technology from basic research to technology transition via multiple solicitations.
Supports DC nonprofits ending unsheltered homelessness by funding flexible housing-related assistance for high-barrier individuals and families.
Fully funded 8-week summer research internship with leadership training for underrepresented graduate students.
Funding up to $3,000 supports education and outreach in Asian Studies.
Supports early-career scholars' travel and research on Japanese sexualities and genders history in Japan.
