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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Olympic Studies Centre (OSC) offers research grants for PhD students and early-career academics focusing on Olympism, the Olympic Movement, and the Olympic Games.
Eligible Chicago-based nonprofits can apply for project-based grants ranging from $50,000 to $200,000 to support youth workforce readiness and food access initiatives. The program aims to empower young people ages 16 through 24 in underserved communities.
The Gandel Foundation Annual Open Grant Program provides funding of up to $50,000 for Australian charitable organisations supporting young people aged 16 to 24 through major life transitions. Eligible organisations must first submit an Expression of Interest before the October 2026 deadline.
The Australian Embassy Direct Aid Program 2026–27 offers small grants to support humanitarian and development projects in Lebanon and Syria. Eligible not-for-profit entities and individuals can apply through the SmartyGrants platform.
The Paul Hamlyn Foundation Teacher Development Fund provides up to £165,000 to support partnerships between schools and arts organisations aimed at improving equity and teaching through arts-based learning. Projects run for two academic years.
South African postgraduate students pursuing Master’s and Doctorate degrees at local universities can apply for the Ernst & Ethel Eriksen Trust Study Grants for 2026. This funding opportunity provides financial assistance to help scholars advance their education and contribute to South Africa.
Eligible UK research organisations can apply for up to £62,500 in funding to establish and deliver Policy Fellowship programmes for public and civil servants between January and May 2027.
The British Academy Grants Webinars give UK-based researchers in the humanities and social sciences practical guidance on applying for European Research Council grants. Led by experienced Fellows, the upcoming session specifically targets the ERC Starting Grants Call.
The ifa Artists’ Contacts programme offers funding for international artistic and cultural exchange projects connecting Germany with countries of the Global South and transition countries. Supported projects are scheduled to take place between March and November 2027.
Aspiring entrepreneurs and newly established business owners can apply for a funded 1–6 month business exchange across participating countries. The programme connects participants with experienced host entrepreneurs to build practical management and international skills.
The European Union has opened the CERV-2026-DAPHNE Call for Proposals under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) Programme to support organisations preventing and combating gender-based violence and violence against children.
The Gender and Diversity Lab (GDLab) has launched a call for research proposals examining how regulation and fiscal policy shape economic opportunities for women and men in Latin America and the Caribbean.
