Project Support Fund Highlights
In a year of tense debate on reproductive rights, the Matilda Joslyn Gage Center’s “Who Chooses?” program will invite diverse groups to exchange and discuss ideas on contemporary reproductive rights in a safe environment. Continue reading
Posted in Funded ProgramsSpring 2011 Grant Recipients Announced
We are pleased to announce support for The Levine Museum of the New South (USA) and Nonviolence International Southeast Asia (Thailand) for the Fund’s second round of FY2011 funding. Levine Museum School closings and re-segregations, increasing poverty levels, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Funded ProgramsSummer 2011 Grant Recipients Announced
We are pleased to announce support for Archivo Histórico de la Policía Nacional (Guatemala), Gandhi Ashram Trust (Bangladesh), the Gulag Museum at Perm-36 (Russia), and the Matilda Joslyn Gage Center (USA) for the Fund’s third round of FY2011 funding. “Concept … Continue reading
Posted in Funded Programs- Winter 2010 Project Support Fund Grantees
- National Dialogues on Justice, Impunity and Accountability to Launch at Special Court (Sierra Leone)
- In Chicago, Cambodian Genocide Exhibit Catalyzes Discussion on Contemporary Immigration (USA)
- Museo de la Memoria’s new workshops invite students to “Look at the Present from our Memory” (Uruguay)
- Football Fever: District Six Museum’s New Exhibit Highlights how “Football Unites”
- Border Stories Exhibit Invites Exploration of Complexities of Immigration (USA)