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Grants 16 Oct. 2008

For advocacy and research related to natural resources by indigenous and Afro-descendent organizations in Central America

International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN)

Grants 16 Oct. 2008

For post-production of Torturing Democracy, a documentary exploring the practice of abusing suspected terrorists and the struggle by those who oppose such measures

The Independent Production Fund

Grants 16 Oct. 2008

To establish media content generation and storage centers in provincial Kenya, initiate a journalists foreign exchange program and embark on an online consumer awareness campaign

African Woman and Child Feature Services

Grants 16 Oct. 2008

Final support for the New Voices Fellowship Program to cultivate new leadership in the field of human rights

Academy for Educational Development

Grants 15 Oct. 2008

For the Guatemala-Mexico Group on Migration and Development to analyze migration policies and the changing dynamics of migration in Guatemala and Mexico and disseminate the findings

College of Mexico

Grants 15 Oct. 2008

To distribute “Paying the Price: Migrant Workers in the Toxic Fields of Sinaloa,” a documentary on the poor situation of agricultural laborers

Project of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Grants 15 Oct. 2008

For leadership training and outreach to promote the human rights of women seasonal migrant workers in Baja California Sur and reduce their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and violence

Centro Mujeres

Grants 14 Oct. 2008

Tie-off support to revitalize the institution’s niche in philanthropy in Eastern Africa

East Africa Philanthropy Network

Grants 14 Oct. 2008

For research on the implications for South African civil society of the 2008 struggle for leadership of the Africa National Congress

Centre for Policy Studies

Poster frame for Faubourg Treme. This image is unavailable under the 4.0 Creative Commons license.

Faubourg Tremé

A film by Dawn Logsdon and Lolis Eric Elie 2008

The home of jazz and the birthplace of civil rights in the South, Faubourg Tremé in New Orleans may be America’s oldest African American neighborhood.

Keeping Those on the Front Lines of Change Safe: Five Years of the Ford Foundation Grantee Safety Program

What Ford’s grantees are teaching us about disability inclusion

Ford Foundation President Darren Walker Announces Departure in 2025

The Courage Fund with Stephanie “Sparkle” Edwards and Aishah Shahidah Simmons

For advocacy and research related to natural resources by indigenous and Afro-descendent organizations in Central America

For post-production of Torturing Democracy, a documentary exploring the practice of abusing suspected terrorists and the struggle by those who oppose such measures

To establish media content generation and storage centers in provincial Kenya, initiate a journalists foreign exchange program and embark on an online consumer awareness campaign

Final support for the New Voices Fellowship Program to cultivate new leadership in the field of human rights

For the Guatemala-Mexico Group on Migration and Development to analyze migration policies and the changing dynamics of migration in Guatemala and Mexico and disseminate the findings

For leadership training and outreach to promote the human rights of women seasonal migrant workers in Baja California Sur and reduce their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and violence

Tie-off support to revitalize the institution’s niche in philanthropy in Eastern Africa

For research on the implications for South African civil society of the 2008 struggle for leadership of the Africa National Congress

Faubourg Tremé

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