IFIP, FIMI, and AWID came together in 2014 realizing there is a gap in conversation, backed up by research around funding for women’s organizing within indigenous communities. The result is…
Marama Takao, Māori Development Advisor at J. R. McKenzie Trust, shares why IFIP members should attend its first convening in New Zealand in May. The J. R. McKenzie Trust is…
According to Global Witness 2015 was the worst year on record for killings of land and environmental defenders. Indigenous Peoples comprised a staggering 40% of those killings. IFIP’s call to…
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Fund (ATSI Fund) was launched in Australia recognizing the need for indigenous women to have autonomy and leadership in philanthropic models that integrated their…
Pacific Climate Warriors are youth advocates in 15 Pacific Island nations that are fighting climate change. Global Greengrants Fund and 350.org have partnered to support Pacific youth groups that are…
This testimonial was originally published in the recently released report of Oakland Institute, Taking On the Logging Pirates: Land Defenders in Papua New Guinea Speak Out! by Oakland Institute East…
What is the work your organization is doing? Inspired by the Jewish commitment to justice, American Jewish World Service (AJWS) works to realize human rights and end poverty in the…
1) What is the work your organization is doing ? The Disability Rights Fund provides financial, movement-building and capacity support to disabled persons organizations (DPOs) in developing countries to take the…
by Luminita Cuna On November 9th, IFIP and GrantCraft launched their new, pioneering guide “Funding Indigenous Peoples: Strategies for Support” at a luncheon held at the Ford Foundation office…