Insights | Funding feminism: What the movement needs right now
In this essay, Tamanna, who has been fundraising for the feminist movement for almost a decade and co-leads a grassroots […]
grassroots organizations
Case Study | A feminist and decolonial approach to funding: IM Swedish Development Partner in practice
This case study explores how IM Swedish Development Partner translates feminist, anti-racist and decolonial values into concrete funding approaches –
Insights | What 15 Years of Feminist Organizing Reveal About Funding (and What Comes Next)
In this Better Funding Insight, Andrea Díaz, Erika Hernández, and Anelisse Amaya from Vidas Paralelas — a feminist organization of
Case Study | Gower Street: Taking a relationship-based approach to climate funding
This case study explores how Gower Street is rethinking climate funding through a relationship-based approach centred on trust, flexibility, and
Case Study | Holding risk, enabling power: The Social Change Nest’s fiscal hosting model
Grassroots groups are often at the forefront of social change, yet many face structural barriers to accessing funding, especially when
Insight | Funding innovation is key for sustainability
In this insight, Emily interviews Arup Ghosh, Co-Founder of Tomorrow’s Foundation, an NGO working across India on education, skills and
Insights | Beyond Projects: Funding Organizational Strength
EntreMundos is a Guatemalan NGO founded in 2001 that works across three core areas: capacity building through its training program,
Case Study | Funding the unfundable: The Boring Fund’s bold experiment
Launched as a playful provocation, The Boring Fund has become a bold experiment in redefining what (and who) gets funded.
Case Study | Rebuild India Fund: A model for collective Resilience
Launched during the COVID-19 crisis, the Rebuild India Fund has evolved into one of India’s most thoughtful and scalable trust-based
Better Funding Practices | Providing Emergency Grants to Partners
When communities face climate-related disasters or urgent crises, local organizations are often the first responders, but funding systems aren’t always