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AFSC Global Voices for Peace Small Seed Grants 2026: Up to Ten Awards of $10,000–$15,000 for Grassroots and Faith-Based Groups in the Global South Defending Democracy Through Nonviolence
The American Friends Service Committee is offering up to ten seed grants of US$10,000 to US$15,000 to local, community-based, and faith-based organizations in the Global South for nine-month projects that safeguard democracy while advancing peace, justice, and nonviolence, with proposals due 15 September 2026.
Aga Khan Foundation Civil Society Programme: How AKF Actually Partners With Local NGOs (No Open Call)
Historical reference: the official AKF civil society page describes ongoing partnership work, not a public grant competition. No deadline, award range, application form, or next cycle is published.
Barr Fellowship 2026: $75,000 for Nonprofit Leadership and Wellness in Massachusetts
Historical Class of 2026 Barr Fellowship for Massachusetts-focused nonprofit executives, with a 15-month cohort, coaching, and a $75,000 organizational grant split between Fellow well-being and staff resilience.
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Jamaica (2026): Community-Driven Grants of CAD $15,000 to $25,000
Historical reference for Global Affairs Canada’s closed 2026 Canada Fund for Local Initiatives call for Jamaica, which offered average contributions of CAD $15,000 to $25,000 for locally designed projects.
CIVICUS Digital Action Lab Cohort 3 (2026): USD 10,000–20,000 Grants and Nine-Month Support for Civil Society Organisations
Historical reference for CIVICUS Digital Action Lab Cohort 3, a closed 2026 programme that offered selected civil society organisations USD 10,000–20,000 grants, digital skills support, strategic guidance, and peer learning.
Columbia University Human Rights Advocates Program (HRAP) Fall 2027 and Spring 2028: Grassroots Human Rights Capacity Building in New York
The Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia University is accepting applications for separate Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 Human Rights Advocates Programs. The program is for grassroots human rights advocates employed by NGOs and combines academic coursework, practical skills-building, mentoring, and meetings with organizations, policymakers, and funders. The deadline for either session is October 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship 2026: Fellowships Without Borders with Approximately EUR 5,000
The second 2026 call supports civil society activists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine whose work crosses borders. Individual applicants can request approximately EUR 5,000 for a practical fellowship project, with coaching, learning, networking, and alumni support.
European Fund for the Balkans Common Ground Opportunity and Innovation Grants 2026: Twenty Rolling Micro-Grants of Up to €4,500 — Decided Within Five Working Days — for Groups Bridging Divides in the Western Balkans
The European Fund for the Balkans is awarding 20 rolling grants of up to €4,500 in 2026 to civil society organisations, collectives, and ad hoc groups in the Western Balkans that want to pilot new approaches to dialogue, trust-building, and social cohesion, with applications reviewed continuously until 2 November 2026.
Internet Society Foundation Common Good Cyber Fund 2026: Up to $300,000 in Two-Year Grants for Nonprofit Cybersecurity Organizations
The Internet Society Foundation's Common Good Cyber Fund will disburse at least USD $3.5 million in multi-year operating grants to nonprofits that protect critical cybersecurity infrastructure and high-risk internet users, with applications open until 4 August 2026.
KOICA Civil Society Cooperation Program: 2027 Cycle Closed and Historical Reference
KOICA's 2027 Civil Society Cooperation Program call for entry-type and growth-type partnerships closed on 2026-07-20. The program supports Korean civil society, universities, and research institutions working with partners in eligible developing countries; no later cycle has been announced on KOICA's official notice board.