Q2 Resource Roundup (2024)
Please Note: This list will continue to be updated with opportunities and resources throughout the remainder of the year. If you’d like to submit upcoming grants, gender affirming resources, or other funding opportunities, send an email to info@blackremoteshe.com.
Upcoming Fellowships & Funds
(including reminders of upcoming deadlines from our Q1 resource list)
June Deadlines
Last Updated: June 25, 2024
(ADDED 6/6) re:power’s The Data x Power (DxP) Movement Tech Fellowship is a 10-month program for mid-career data practitioners to solve movement-wide technology problems as they hone their skills. Fellows will be selected the week of June 17, 2024 and will receive a stipend of $7,500. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/28) The Bryant Williams Environmental Justice Fellowship, a 12-month, hybrid, full-time program for BIPOC recent graduates or early career individuals seeking a first step in a career that contributes to the Environmental Justice movement in Chicago. Fellows will receive $50,000 + funds to cover self-employment tax (monthly stipend), $5,000 healthcare stipend, and more. The deadline to apply is June 2, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/9) Queer Cultural Center (QCC) will select 5-7 applicants for their Level 2 Creating Queer Communities (CQC) cohort is a professional development training program for queer and trans artists in the San Francisco Bay Area. The cohort invites projects that address queer approaches to sustaining ourselves and our communities through cultivating inner joy, community connection, and sensory pleasures amid the ongoing political, cultural, public health, and climate crises that shape our current material conditions. Bay Area QTBIPOC artists selected for the cohort will receive paid learning opportunities, a $5,000 artist commission to produce an event for QCC’s 2025 Spring Queer Art Festival, professional photo documentation of your event, and more. The deadline to apply is June 3, 2024 (recently extended to July 1). Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/28) UK Black Pride’s Community Action Fund supports organisations that advocate for LGBTQI+ Black individuals and POC in the UK. Community groups, organisations, charities with less than a £1m annual turnover, religious groups, and individuals with a UK address for their bank account are eligible to apply. Funding requests can be £1,000 - £6,000. The deadline to apply is 4 June 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/28) Ignite Rural is an 8-month “at-home” artist residency, focused on uplifting and supporting rural artists that engage in social/civic work and are in the early stages of their artistic practice, for rural arts and cultural workers in the upper midwest. To be considered for the program, artists must reside in rural communities with a population of 20,000 or less within the colonial state borders of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the 23 Native Nations that share that geography. Priority will be given to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) and Native artists and culture bearers. The deadline to apply is June 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/6) The Disruptors Fellowship supports emerging television writers of color who identify as transgender, non-binary, disabled, or undocumented/formerly undocumented. During this 3-month program, fellows are provided with a $10,000 stipend, mentorship, professional development, master classes and an opportunity to build community with other writers of color, both emergent and leaders in their field. The deadline to apply was June 7, 2024, but was recently extended to June 14, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/1) The 2024 Black Cinema Collective Filmmaker Microgrant is offering two Black filmmakers $7,500 each towards a short or feature film of any genre in post-production. Awardees will also receive 6-month subscriptions to MUBI and opportunities for bi-coastal screenings with Northwest Film Forum and New York African Film Festival. The deadline to apply is June 9, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/3) The Betti Ono Foundation is recruiting the 2024-2025 cohort of Arts and Civic Engagement (ACE) Fellows to be a part of a collective of like minded youth (14-24), learning how to mobilize people power in support of transit justice, communal well being, and ending gender based violence. Fellows will have the opportunity to develop their personal leadership capacity and make concrete connections to local artists, activists, and educators advancing social change efforts in Oakland. This hybrid fellowship (both virtually and in person in the Oakland Bay Area) will be from June 26th to August 2nd. For participation and completion of the program, ACE Fellows will be provided a stipend of $1,250. The deadline to register is June 12, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/10) The 3rd Annual Nona Butterfly Memorial Fund welcomes eligible applicants who are Black trans women and trans femmes who live in DC and are currently facing financial hardship, varying systemic barriers, and other forms of violence to receive a *one-time deposit* of $600 to their Cash App or Paypal. The deadline to apply is June 13, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Wellcome Accelerator Awards will support researchers of Black, Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage in the UK to undertake activities that put them in a stronger position to reach their next career stage. Researchers will receive a salary (if needed) and up to £200,000 for project expenses, which can be used for research or research-adjacent activities, such as training, secondments, and networking. The deadline to apply is 18 June 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/1) The Ryan Hudak LGBTQ+ Dramatic Writing Award is an $8,000 cash grant to be awarded to one (1) New York State-based playwright or screenwriter who self-identifies as LGBTQ+. The application deadline is June 18, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/12) The Bushwick Food Coop will be dissolving in mid 2024 and plans to redirect the remainder of their funds to community based organizations in need. Priority will be given to small community based organizations or co-ops that work in the intersection of food justice, food access and serve the Bushwick community. They are accepting applications and will grant 3 micro grants in the amount of $2,000 each. The deadline to apply is June 18, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/28) Tech Global Institute is accepting applications for their Tech Policy Fellowship, a fully remote and global program. They are looking for a cohort of 6 fellows for 2024-25 who are committed to promoting equity, accountability and transparency to ensure underserved communities from the Global Majority have decision-making powers over technology design and governance. Policy Fellows at Tech Global Institute work with their staff, affiliate networks, senior fellows and community partners on a 6-month paid structured policy research project focused on one or more of our thematic areas. The application deadline is June 20, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/1) Grants for Artist Projects (GAP) are unrestricted project-based grants of $1,500 awarded to 65 artists working in all disciplines across Washington State. Funding may be used for but not limited to artist fees, materials, equipment, space rental, travel for research, documentation, professional development opportunities, marketing and promotion, support to continue a current project, support to start a new project, and many other needs related to your project. The deadline to apply is June 21, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/16) The Media Artist + Activist Residency (MAR) provides grants of $25,000 to women, trans*, and gender nonconforming media artists working in close collaboration with social justice/cultural organizations to document, reframe, and/or amplify the issues and campaigns addressed by the organization. The deadline to apply is June 24, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/19) The Roxane Gay Books/Grove Atlantic Fellowship is a one-year fellowship for an editorial fellow to gain experience in publishing - with an emphasis on creating access for candidates from backgrounds underrepresented in publishing. The fellowship will be 24 hours/week of work over three days/week and fellows will receive a $25,000 stipend. The deadline to apply is June 24, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Maypole Fund is a small grant-giving organisation that funds feminist activism against militarism and war up to £1000. The Maypole Fund has two funding sessions each year. The submission deadlines for each of these sessions are at the end of January and June of each year. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/22) The Our Fund Foundation’s Health & Wellness Fund invests in the collective vision of what a healthy LGBTQ community in South Florida can and should be. Applicants for support from Our Fund’s Health & Wellness Fund should indicate a health and wellness concern(s) and the affected population and provide an intervention, service or project that improves the health and wellness of LGBTQ people in South Florida. The deadline to apply is June 28, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/24) Art Works Grant supports community-based arts and cultural organizations and emerging artists based in Philadelphia and working in partnership with Black, Brown, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) and historically under-resourced communities. Art Works accepts applications from local cultural nonprofit (or fiscally sponsored) organizations with annual operating budgets between $250,000 and $5 million as well as artist collectives and individual artists committed to incorporating community perspectives into their work. The deadline to apply is June 28, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Illuminations Grant for Black Trans Women Visual Artists, a $10,000 grant, supports visual artists who are self-identified Black trans women. The deadline to apply is June 30th, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) The Robert Giard Grant for Emerging LGBTQ+ Photographers, Queer|Art’s first international grant, provides an award of $10,000 for the winner and $1,250 for distinguished finalists, to support the creation of new work by emerging LGBTQ+ photographers whose projects address issues of sexuality, gender, or LGBTQ+ identity. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/15) A Blade of Grass recently opened applications for Field Funds to distribute $25,000 to artists and creative practitioners working throughout the country with 50 grants of $500 each. Field Funds will support practitioners to gather their communities in person and online, enhance the accessibility of their projects, and attend to documenting and archiving of their work. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/15) Point of Pride’s HRT Access Fund is a scholarship-like program that provides direct financial assistance to trans folks who cannot afford their gender-affirming hormone replacement therapy. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/1) Nicolas Gogan Foundation provides microgrants to trans+ (Trans+ is an umbrella term for anyone who does not identify with their sex assigned at birth, including non-binary, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, two spirit, and gender nonconforming folks) community members based in the U.S. and in need of funding for gender affirming healthcare, housing & living expenses, legal fees, and education/professional development. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 6/6) The Progressive Talent Pipeline identifies, endorses, trains, and recommends a diverse slate of committed progressives for staff roles in Congress and government agencies. The people constructing and carrying out the policies that govern our society should represent the diversity of the US and be able to understand and respond to the needs of communities that can’t afford high-priced lobbyists. If you’re a progressive thinker, policy staffer, communicator, or organizer who wants to serve in a government role, learn more about the program (including more information about various staff roles and the typical salary ranges for them) and apply here. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2024.
Rolling Deadlines
Last Updated: June 25, 2024
New Working Majority is conducting a survey focused on people who work for pay in movement organizations to see exactly how the changes wrought by inflation and the pandemic are affecting us all. By completing their survey and providing your contact information at the end, you will be entered into a raffle to win one of four $50 Visa gift cards. Learn more and complete their survey here.
Trans Aid Nashville provides financial assistance to transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse individuals residing in Davidson County. Learn more and apply for assistance here.
The North Texas TRANSportation Network provides travel grants to North Texas families seeking out-of-state health care for trans and gender-diverse minors.
Sex Workers Educating & Empowering Texans has a 2024 Emergency Relief Assistance Application for sex workers in Austin TX. Learn more and submit a request here.
The Welcome Project PA (WPPA) can provide a limited number of short-term and immediate assistance for transgender and gender nonconforming folks or the parents of trans kids in need who reside within Greater Philadelphia, PA. WPPA can provide one-time rapid response micro grants that are designed to help people with medical expenses, groceries, housing costs, and transportation/utilities. Learn more and submit a request here.
Max’s Emergency Relief & Resource Fund is a one-time grant of between $500 and $1000 to assist self-employed artists who have a steady work history, but who are experiencing a temporary financial set back. MKCP assistance is designed to resolve this short term crisis, whatever it may be, and the applicant will again gain employment in the near future. Individuals seeking assistance must be residents of New York State, but exceptions are made in some cases if applicant was affiliated with Max’s Kansas City. The deadline is ongoing. Learn more and apply here.
The Welcome Project PA (WPPA) is seeking transgender, nonbinary, and intersex individuals to join their Healthcare Best Practices Cohort. Cohort members have paid opportunities to be part of panels to discuss affirming healthcare with medical students, nurses, and doctors. In addition to their panel programs, there are opportunities to be interviewed as part of a documentary film that follows this movement to improve healthcare outcomes for trans and nonbinary folx. Participants can be anywhere in Greater Philly or farther away for their virtual program. Learn more about the program here.
HCAI provides free chest binders to LGBTQ+ youth and ships throughout the US and Puerto Rico. Request a binder from them here.
Google Conference Scholarships covers registration, hotel accommodation, round trip travel, and a offers a $100 travel stipend for historically excluded college students and professionals in tech to attend selected conferences in the tech industry and related fields. Tech conferences on their list are based in North America, Africa, and Asia Pacific. There are two North American deadlines to apply for upcoming tech conferences: July 7, 2024 and September 10, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Radical Communicators Network is seeking seasoned narrative and communications strategists who are interested in writing short case studies on climate justice. Each case study should include an analysis of the sociopolitical context, the dominant narratives being deployed by the opposition, counternarrative interventions in relation to the overall campaign/movement strategy, and your assessment of the impact. RadComms can offer a $200 stipend per case study. Learn more and apply here.
Network Weaver invites BIPOC community workers, builders, carers and anyone weaving networks and reimagining network leadership practices through a lens of liberation to submit a 500-750 word blog post on what’s most resonant for you this season. They especially want to amplify the visions and voices of Black, queer, Indigenous, refugee, disabled, economically exploited (& more) folks. Contributors can expect a stipend of $250 to be sent as soon as their 500-750 word reflections go live. Learn more and apply here.
Roots is offering micro-grant support of USD 10,000 for projects, initiatives, research, or campaigns from the Global South that advocate for climate justice through an intersectional lens; have strategies rooted in radical systemic change; and reach new, persuadable audiences. Learn more and apply here.
The Los Angeles Young Adult Emergency Relief Fund is an unrestricted grantmaking program for disabled and historically underrepresented young adults pursuing careers in writing and filmmaking in Los Angeles. The Fund will provide $500 grants to 18-25 year old disabled writers and filmmakers experiencing financial hardship. Learn more and apply here.
ARTNOIR’s The Jar of Love Fund is a microgrant initiative intended to provide relief for artists, curators, and cultural producers of color. Applications are open to all those 18 years or older working within the arts, living in all fifty states, territories and Tribal Nations. Learn more and apply here.
The Institute for Research on Male Supremacism (IRMS) is offering a few stipends of $1000 to support participation from trans and cis women of color, trans men of color, and nonbinary people of color in their fellowship and mentorship programs. Fellow and mentee applications for this stipend will be accepted until December 17, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The 2024 Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) Fellowships, offering general and unqualified support for scholars and students in the United States to continue practicing queer anthropology, will award five grants of up to $400 each to support members of the AQA community. Learn more and apply here.
The BIPOC Artist Exchange and Activation Initiative is designed to showcase the contributions of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists to the New England art community. This program empowers BIPOC artists in New Hampshire and New England, inspiring local BIPOC artists by introducing them to artists from outside our community. Selected artists will receive travel reimbursement and a grant of up to $300. Learn more and apply here.
MaskBloc Long Beach is accepting requests for free masks and test for QTPOC and disabled folks based in the Long Beach area. Learn more and submit a request here.
MaskBloc Waterloo has open applications to request free Personal Protective Equipment (respirator masks, rapid tests, etc) from Mask Bloc Waterloo Region (Canada). Learn more and submit a request here.
FCA offers immediate, project-based emergency grants to visual and performing artists living and working in the U.S. and abroad who have sudden, unanticipated opportunities to present their work to the public or incur unexpected or unbudgeted expenses for projects close to completing with committed exhibition or performance dates. Learn more and apply here.
Austin Creative Alliance is accepting applications for their Artists Emergency Fund, offering immediate assistance for individual artists and their families in Greater Austin. Cultural sector workers based in Greater Austin facing verifiable and immediate housing, food or healthcare insecurity (including travel, lodging and procedure expenses related to reproductive care) may apply for up to $1000 in unrestricted funds. Learn more and apply here.
Intransitive has multiple support funds available for Trans & Two Spirit people living in Arkansas facing emergency situations. The Brayla Stone Microgrant supports Black Transgender women and girls living in Arkansas with rent assistance, utilities, temporary emergency housing, groceries, medical expense & transportation. Additional microgrants include a fund for trans immigrants, fund for trans youth, fund for incarcerated trans siblings, and a general fund for trans, gnc, non-binary, and two spirit Arkansans.
The Transdolescent Fund supports Trans and Two Spirit adolescents (Trans youth and Two Spirit youth) living in Arkansas who need access to gender affirming gear. Learn more and submit a request here.
The Womanist Working Collective reopened applications for the Winter 2024 cycle of the Black Liberation Therapy Fund, which provides financial assistance for Black gender expansive folks, specifically Black women of trans and cis experience, Black femmes, and/or Black non-binary people to increase access to mental health and wellness support. Learn more and apply here.
Southern Equality Fund is accepting nominations for their Southern Healers: Southern Equality Fund, a special grant round dedicated to so many of the innovative healing efforts led by LGBTQI Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Southerners. This $10,000 Southern Healers Special Grant Round will distribute grants of up to $500 to organizing efforts led by BIPOC LGBTQI Southerners. Learn more and apply here.
BIPOC Therapy Fund is accepting applications for folks currently impacted by the crisis in Palestine and need financial assistance to access therapy services. They are prioritizing Palestinians and folks with family and loved ones in Palestine. Activists, care workers, folks with roots in the SWANA region (South West Asia North Africa), and BIPOC Muslim, Jewish, Christian allies personally impacted can reach out to care@mentalhealthliberation.org to receive support. Please note: If you are not currently impacted by the crisis in Palestine, sign up for their newsletter to be notified when the next BIPOC Therapy Fund application cycle opens up.
Trans Resistance Network provides resources for those families and individuals who are relocating to a safer state as a consequence of state laws against gender diverse people, criminalization of gender affirming care, or lack of community safety due to one’s gender identity and expression. Requests for relocation support can be submitted here.
The Black Trans Women Inc Sister’s Keeper program provides emergency assistance to trans women in the United States to help cover unexpected emergency needs such as groceries, shelter, safe transportation and phone/utility expenses. Learn more and apply here.
Black Trans Wellness Fund is now open for Black trans people in Philadelphia. 10 grantees will be selected each month to receive $250.00 by check or Cash app. This is a rolling application that will be opened at the beginning of the month for a week. Learn more and apply here.
The Black Farmer Fund (BFF) Community Garden Fund is now accepting applications. This fund will support Black-led community gardens community gardens in the Northeast U.S. and up to 20 community gardens will be eligible for an award of $500 to go towards their general operating support and capacity building costs. This is a one time pool of funds being facilitated by Black Farmer Fund. The application will close once funds are depleted. Learn more about eligibility requirements and apply here.
DAY RATE is a $300 monthly artist grant for Black and Native American femme, queer, trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming filmmakers and creative storytellers. A new grant recipient is drawn on the 1st of each month. Learn more and apply here.
The Black Trans Wellness Fund recently reopened to support Black trans people residing in Philadelphia. The fund committee will select 10 grantees each month to receive $250.00 by check or Cash App. This is a rolling application that will be opened at the beginning of the month for a week. Learn more and apply here.
The FREE STEM Fund offers up to 50,000 EUR in funding for initiatives and projects in the Global South from registered and unregistered initiatives, groups, collectives, and organisations focused on the rights of girls, women, transgender and non-binary people and STEM. Learn more and apply here.
Rock Steady Farm is looking for skill share facilitators. Learn more and apply here.
Soul Fire Farm launched a Travel Fund to help BIPOC farmers and land stewards defray costs of attending solidarity events. Learn more and apply here.
Black & Beyond the Binary Collective (B3C) is accepting applications for their Housing Safety Fund. The fund is intended to support significantly marginalized Portland residents currently struggling with housing security and/or safety with limited financial assistance. Eligible participants in the B3C Housing Safety Fund are (but are not limited to): adults aged 18+, currently experiencing houselessness, housing instability, residing in Multnomah County. Learn more about their Housing Safety Fund and how to apply here.
Emergent Fund is a rolling, monthly rapid response and emergent organizing grant for movement and frontline communities responding to urgent and specific unanticipated crises or opportunities to build power. Applications are due every third Thursday each month. Learn more and apply here.
Black Trans Men Inc. is offering a grant of up to $1000 to assist with the financial obligation for undergoing elective gender affirming top surgery for Black and African American trans men. Learn more and submit a Gender Affirming Surgery Financial Assistance Application here.
Social Impact Labs awards $1,000 to support community projects. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and remain eligible for six months. Apply by the end of a given month to be considered for the following month’s award. Learn more and apply here.
The Black Journalists Therapy Relief Fund (BJTRF) provides assistance for Black journalists facing financial hardship who are unable to pay for mental health support. Learn more and apply for funding here.
Kentucky Health Justice Network accepts funding requests from Kentucky residents seeking financial assistance for gender affirming care/items via their Trans Health Advocacy program. Learn more and submit a request here.
April Deadlines
Last Updated: April 9, 2024
(ADDED 4/1) The BICA Microgrant is a $300 good-faith grant for artists and curators who are realizing a project in the greater Buffalo area. This is no-strings-attached money that an artist or curator can use in whatever way they feel it’s needed. The deadline to apply is April 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The 2024 Trans/Nonbinary Law Graduates of Color Grant Fund will award three unrestricted $1,000 grants to help offset the costs associated with the period of time between graduation and taking the Bar Exam/employment. Accepted grantees will also receive a 1-year free membership with the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association. The deadline to apply is April 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The 2024 New York City Artadia Awards will award $15,000 in unrestricted funding to artists in New York City. The deadline to apply is April 1, 2024. Learn more about eligibility requirements and apply here.
The USCPR Palestine Youth Organizing Fellowship will support local leaders ages 15-35 who are developing or running local Palestine campaigns. Through the fellowship program, USCPR mentors rising leaders in the US movement for Palestinian liberation and helps nurture their local campaigns to challenging Israel's ethnic cleansing & transform U.S. policy towards justice. Fellows will also receive $24-$28/hour monthly stipend. The deadline to apply is April 3, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Creative Capital Award provides unrestricted project grants which can be drawn down over a multi-year period, bespoke professional development services, and community-building opportunities. The deadline for submitting is April 4, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Shed’s, a platform for NYC-based, early-career artists working in a range of artistic disciplines, Open Call will support selected projects with a commissioning fee of up to $15,000 of producing stewardship per artist or collective. The selected projects will be presented in summer 2025 (visual art) and in 2026 (live performance) in various spaces at The Shed. The deadline to apply is April 4, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) KODA offers an artist residency program in Governors Island, NY for two mid-career, female-identifying and/or non-binary artists who create conceptual and socially engaged work. The Fall 2024 residency will span from August 1-October 31, 2024 with the theme of Mental Health. Selected artists receive studio space, an optional exhibition, $1,000 honorarium, studio visits with art world professionals, and more. The deadline to apply is April 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Okra Project is providing Black trans / nonbinary / gender nonconforming individuals with $150 USD of Uber credit to use for rides or meals. All qualified applicants are selected at random, but Black trans femmes are prioritized for funding. The deadline to apply is April 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility’s Racial Justice Fellowship is a two-year, full-time paid position designed for a resident of the DMV region (Washington, DC, northern Virginia and suburban Maryland) who has recent lived experience with oppressive systems (e.g., housing instability and homelessness, low wage work and wage theft, unemployment and underemployment, harm from the criminal legal system) and is committed to racial justice. The fellow will receive an annual salary of $50,000 + benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, a four-day work week, paid time off, holiday pay, retirement plan (including matching contributions), and disability and life insurance. The deadline is April 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
Black Eco Bloom is looking for experienced facilitators to lead online workshops for their upcoming Black Women in the Environment Training Program. The goal of the program is to support Black women and gender diverse individuals to be environmental leaders in their communities. Workshops will be approx. 1-1.5hrs and should focus in one of the following areas: Environmental Pollution & Public Health, Energy & Just Transition, Climate Displacement & Human Security, or Food Security & Sustainable Food Systems. There will be 1 facilitator per workshop and each facilitator will receive a $400 honorarium as compensation. The deadline to submit proposals is April 7, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Lighthouse Reports Fellowship Program 2024 is looking for three part-time fellows to join their investigative teams for six months. Over six months, fellows will be required to participate 2.5 days per week and will receive a stipend of 1,100 euros per month and support to develop investigative skills and contribute to active investigations with their network of global media partners, working across Lighthouse’s data, OSINT, impact and editorial teams. Applicants can be based anywhere in the world with an internet connection and laptop. The deadline to apply is April 8, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Enthuse Foundation is offering a series of financial grants to assist entrepreneurs with critical business and personal needs including insurance, retirement, health care, child care, community building, business tools, a rainy day fund and digital marketing. Their 2024 grant initiative is $20,000 and 8 grants are available for women entrepreneurs. The deadline to apply is April 8, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The SONG 2024 Free From Fear Cohort is an 8-month cohort of up to 14 lead organizers to develop and run locally rooted Free From Fear campaign work in up to 7 sites across the South. It is strongly encouraged to apply in pairs. This cohort is open to all current SONG members in the South (become a member or renew your membership here). Members who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, members living in Deep South states (AL, MS, GA, LA, SC), and members living in small towns and rural areas are especially encouraged to apply. Each lead will be paid weekly at a rate of $50/hour for up to 15 hours a week for 35 weeks. The deadline to apply is April 12, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) The Leadership for Democracy and Social Justice’s Social Change Fellowship program is looking for Career Empowerment Mentors based in the New York tri-state area. Mentors will provide guidance and support to talented early social sector leaders to expand their access to the knowledge and resources necessary to thrive in the complex field of social change and movement building. Mentors will be paid $250 for attending orientation and $3000 for 15 hours of mentorship over a 6-month period ranging from June-November 2024. The deadline to apply is April 12, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Film Impact Georgia Filmmaker Grant will support Georgia-based filmmakers in producing short film content to practice their craft and further their skills as filmmakers. To qualify, you must be a Georgia-based filmmaker and have plans to shoot the film in the next year in Georgia. If selected, Filmmakers will receive $5,000 and a mentor to help throughout the process of completing the film. The deadline to apply is April 14, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/4) Chicago Freedom School’s Freedom Fellowship is a 6-month intensive social justice leadership program for Black and Brown youth ages 14-17 that explores social movement history, systems of oppression and liberation, community organizing, and youth-led action. Youth participating in the 2024 Freedom Fellowship will receive a $1000 stipend for their participation. Public transportation, breakfast, lunch and field-trip costs are provided by CFS. The deadline to apply is April 14, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Democracy Cycle will commission and develop 25 new performing arts works across the fields of theater, dance, music, opera, and multi-disciplinary performance that express themes related to the nature and practice of democracy, particularly as it is practiced in the United States. Artists will receive a commission of $30,000 to create the new work and an additional $30,000 in support of the work’s development (research, readings, workshops etc.). The deadline to apply is April 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/1) The Latinx Project announced the next cycle of the Artist-in-Residence program open to emerging and mid-career artists based in the United States. The artist-in-residence receives an honorarium award of up to $10,000 and a $5,000 production budget managed by TLP for a solo exhibition at New York University with the option of curatorial support, opportunities to develop related public programming, exhibition documentation, press materials, and PR support. The deadline to apply is April 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/3) “State of The Nation: A BIPOC Artist Perspective” explores the complex interplay between politics, social justice, and healing through the lens of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) artists. This open call is for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists, including Ma’s House Residency alum artists, artists working in Brooklyn and NYC, and nationwide. Selected artists will receive an honorarium of $250.00 to support the creation and presentation of their artwork, along with an offering of up to $100.00 reimbursement for round-trip shipping of artwork. The deadline to apply is April 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) Soho Rep has a Writer Director Lab program to encourage bold, transformative theater artists to develop their voices and their collaborations in a supported space free from market-based expectations. The program will support four collaborative teams, based in the NYC-area, as they develop their projects over 12 months. The Lab culminates in work-in-progress presentations that are free and open to the public. The deadline to apply is April 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants (AWAW EAG) provides up to $20,000 to support environmental art projects led by women-identifying artists in the United States and U.S. Territories. The deadline to apply is April 16, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The QTPiE Emerging Scholar Grant addresses the void of quantitative queer and trans scholarship in secondary and postsecondary education and provides the opportunity for an emerging scholar to collaboratively work with QTPiE to analyze quantitative data about queer and trans students. Benefits include $1500, collaborating on a summer 2024 research project with QTPiE members, presenting your findings in a national webinar, and the potential to co-author a manuscript or policy brief. The deadline to apply is April 16, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
SOZO Fellowship Pilot is a 6-month coaching program designed to equip full time working, mid-career independent artists with sustainability and entrepreneurship training to reach new heights in their livelihood and creative endeavors. Each selected Fellow will receive a $2,000 honorarium for their participation. The deadline to apply is April 18, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) Rainbow Railroad’s Queer Refugee Internship Program, a 12 week internship program, aims to support refugees in rebuilding their lives and integrating into their new communities by enhancing their professional capacity in the social sector. The program includes an honorarium and will happen between May - July 2024. The deadline to apply is April 18, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
Radical Release is a 12-week healing centered learning community that offers sacred space for Black women movement leaders to undergo a critical examination of self to understand what is needed to keep themselves whole, sustain their energy over the life span of their careers, and build resilience. A cohort of 15 leaders will meet biweekly online for 6 healing centered learning sessions led by Black Women healing practitioners. The deadline to apply is April 19, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship provides academic and professional opportunities to advance the reporting skills of women and nonbinary journalists who focus on human rights and social justice. Neuffer Fellows receive a fixed monthly stipend to cover their living costs and health insurance during the program. The IWMF also arranges and covers the cost of housing in Cambridge and New York City for the fellow and purchases round-trip economy airfare from the fellow’s place of residence to the United States, as well as transportation between the Fellowship cities. The deadline to apply is April 21, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The LGBTQ Fund at Grand Rapids Community Foundation is now accepting applications for funding from community organizations in West Michigan with programming that addresses social determinants of health for LGBTQ+ communities. The deadline to apply is April 22, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The 776 Foundation Climate Fellowship is a two-year, global fellowship program for young people between the ages of 18-24, who want to build a better future. Fellows receive a $100,000 grant and support from the network. The deadline to apply is April 24, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Competition Policy and Power Research Fund aims to promote research that will help combat excessive market power by bridging gaps in current knowledge and supporting practical advances and innovations in the use of competition and anti-trust tools. The fund seeks applications from civil society and academic organisations for research grants on competition policy and concentrated corporate power. The proposed projects should show how the research can concretely advance the anti-monopoly agenda. Applications from all countries and regions are welcome research grants of up to USD 60,000 will be awarded to a broad diversity of applicants. The deadline to apply is April 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) The 23rd annual Inge Morath Award is a $7,500 grant given to a woman or nonbinary photographer under the age of 30 to support the completion of a long-term documentary project. One finalist will also receive a $1,000 grant in support of their project. The deadline to apply is April 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/9) Nicolas Gogan Foundation provides microgrants to trans+ (Trans+ is an umbrella term for anyone who does not identify with their sex assigned at birth, including non-binary, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, two spirit, and gender nonconforming folks) community members based in the U.S. and in need of funding for gender affirming healthcare, housing & living expenses, legal fees, and education/professional development. The deadline to apply is April 30, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
May Deadlines
Last Updated: May 21, 2024
(ADDED 4/1) The Bed-Stuy Create & Connect Fund is a hyperlocal micro-grant program that seeds and supports the creative ideas and/or civic actions of artists, cultural practitioners, community organizers, activists, and neighbors whose proposals aim to enrich community life in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. During the 2024 cycle, the fund will provide $1000 grants towards each funded project for a total of up to 20 proposals. The deadline to apply is May 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The GRTF Scholarship Fund helps transgender students demonstrating financial need with education-related expenses while pursuing a degree or certificate from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program with a satellite campus or permanent presence in Kent County, MI. There is no residency, age, or GPA requirement. The deadline to apply is May 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
Applications are now open for the 2024 Braiding Seeds Fellowship, 18 month long remote fellowship program for beginning BIPOC farmers based in the northeast and southeast of the US, including all states and territories that touch the Atlantic Ocean and its tidal arms (ME, NH, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, MD, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, DC, MS, AL, LA, PA, WV, VT.). The fellowship will take place July 24, 2024 - December 31, 2025 and provides $50,000 stipends and resources in professional development, mentorship, business acumen, and individualized coaching. The deadline to apply is May 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/5) The Vigilant Love Artist Activist Fellowship is a six-month program for young, emerging artists ages 18-24 from Muslim, Black, Indigenous, and/or POC (BIPOC) communities who have a desire to create political art that connects to abolitionist movements, community care, and healing justice. Fellows will also receive a $1000 participation stipend and an additional $500 to support the creation of artwork to showcase at a community exhibit at the end of the program. The deadline to apply is May 1, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/2) The Processing Foundation announced the open call for their 2024 Sustaining Community: Expansion & Access fellowship program. The fellowship will support 8 total innovative projects from artists, designers, activists, educators, engineers, researchers, coders, collectives, and many more, who are working at the intersection of creative technology, art, and open-source software, with a $10,000 stipend, dedicated mentorship, skill-building workshops, public programs, and community engagement opportunities. Participation for the fellowship is entirely online and we invite applicants from around the world to apply. The deadline to apply is May 2, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/15) AIDS United’s Transgender Leadership Initiative prioritizes funding organizations adopting intersectional approaches to addressing the HIV epidemic in the United States. In addition, the initiative prioritizes organizations dedicated to the wellness of transgender people of color (TPOC), including community-based organizations, community planning bodies, and local networks. The program provides an 8-month Leadership Development Program with a service-learning community project component, $2,500 stipend for selected individuals, and a $10,000 grant for the selected participants’ affiliated organization to support their participation during work hours, including professional development and project implementation. The deadline to apply is May 3, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/4) The Sistas Uprising Fund will select eight BIWOC or femme-expressing POC visual artists based in the US or Canada to receive $200 microgrants. The fund is open to artists 18+ and will close once at 21 submissions. The deadline to apply is May 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/1) The Okra Project is accepting applications for the Black Trans Joy Fund, providing $200 in unrestricted funds to Black trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming individuals for mental health related expenses. The deadline to apply is May 5, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/10) We!Are Unmuted Justice is a powerful campaign that celebrates the remarkable spirit of Africa in the face of climate injustice and social challenges through art and creativity. Creative Collectives from South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal and Egypt are invited to apply for the 2024 We!Are Unmuted Program and lead in the delivery of a campaign which addresses climate injustice in relevant and refreshing ways. Selected hubs will be supported with training, mentorship, and a grant of $10,000 to curate a pop-up showcase or creative installation that will facilitate public engagement and participation. The deadline to apply is 6 May 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) The LGBTQ+ Survivor Leadership Summit, a project of the Los Angeles LGBT Center, will bring together fifteen LGBTQ+ survivors of domestic violence from across the country to provide collaborative space for knowledge sharing and leadership development trainings in order to advocate for systemic, social, and legal change. The LGBTQ+ Leadership Summit will host workshops from Monday August 19th, 2024, to Friday August 23rd, 2024- this includes travel days. Travel will be paid for and an additional $2,000 stipend will be awarded to chosen applicants. The deadline to apply is May 7, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/8) The ReadyLaunch grant is open to all female-identifying, non-binary persons and those individuals affected by gender-related issues in the realm of design. The grant is tailored to kickstart or fully launch small, executable projects in the design community. Grantees will be awarded 4 fellowships at $2000 each. The deadline to apply is May 8, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/4) Black & Beyond the Binary Collective launched their annual Umoja Kijana Shujaa cohort, an 8-week long leadership cohort built with the purpose of empowering Black TQN2SI+ youth to become leaders in their community. The program will cover topics such as rights, boundary setting, medical advocacy, community building, and radical imagination. Participants will be paid $19 per hour and will meet in-person on Fridays starting June 22nd. Participants renting in Multnomah County will receive full rent assistance for the 2-month program. The deadline to apply is May 9, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/25) Social Insights Research offers an opportunity for graduate students and early-career research/evaluation professionals with internship and fellowship starting in the summer of 2024. This program aims to provide graduate students and early-career research/professionals with hands-on experience using liberatory research methods to conduct program evaluation and community-based research. Interns will be working remotely with Social Insights part-time (10-20 hours/week) for 10 weeks in the Summer or for 4 months in the Fall or Spring, and receive $30/hr compensation. Fellows will be working remotely with Social Insights part-time (5-10 hours/week) for 10 weeks in the Summer or for 4 months in the Fall or Spring, and receive $45/hr compensation. The deadline to apply is May 10, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/7) The AFIELD Transitional Justice Grant will distribute 4 grants of USD $10,000 each awarding ideas and projects by artists and cultural workers that engage with, advance, and contribute to the processes and mechanisms of transitional justice in various contexts. The deadline to apply is May 10, 2024, but early applications are encouraged as they will only review the first 50 submissions received. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/1) The Sojourners Journalism Cohort is a part-time, five-month, remote training program designed to give early-career, non-white writers hands-on, paid training as freelance journalists. The cohort will accept three news reporters and three opinion writers per period who will each write approximately five faith and justice articles for sojo.net over the program. Cohort members will be paid $400 per month, for a total of $2,000 by the completion of the program. The deadline to apply is May 12, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/2) Advance Gender Equity in the Arts (AGE) is accepting applications for their AGE Legacy Playwright Grant 2024 to increase the representation of BIPOC playwrights of marginalized gender*, 40+ years of age. Three playwrights will receive individual unrestricted grants of $10,000 each. The deadline to apply is May 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/3) Crafting the Future (CTF) provides emerging, mid-career, and established artists of color with funding that will plant their roots in the craft community and propel their careers. CTF's Artist Micro Grants are $500 unrestricted grants to support BIPOC artists in covering artistic and living expenses as they pursue careers in the arts. Their Special Project Macro Grants fund new and pre-existing projects, which support artists of color to access opportunities for art education, career expansion, networking, and personal development. The deadline to apply is May 15, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/25) The Roddenberry Fellowship is a 12-month program offering selected US-based social justice leaders a $50,000 grant and access to a community of peers who are driving tangible change for communities across the nation. The deadline to apply is May 17, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The McKnight Fellowship for Ceramic Artists supports outstanding Minnesota ceramic artists who identify with any methodology. Two $25,000 grants will be awarded in 2024. Fellowship support may be pursued for, but not limited to: experimenting with new techniques and materials; purchasing materials and equipment; collaborating with other artists; or pursuing education, exhibition, or travel opportunities. The deadline to apply is May 17, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/10) The NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship is intended for scholars, artists, writers and journalists who are not able to do their work in their current location or circumstances, because of the consequences of conflict or war. NIAS’ aim is to protect scholars and cultural actors whose work is restricted or obstructed by state or non-state entities, by offering them temporary relocation and enabling them to continue their work. Those who are facing severe infringements on their academic freedoms due to conflict or war are also welcome to apply. This additional Call for Applications 2024-25 in an extended Safe Haven Fellowship, which specifically targets scholars affected by the war in Gaza. Fellows receive a stipend of €2,500 per month. The deadline to apply is 21 May 2024 12:00 PM CET. Learn more and apply here.
First Nations is now accepting applications for the Advancing Tribal Nature-Based Solutions Grant for projects that aim to grow tribal capacity and programming to employ and monitor community-, culture-, and nature-based approaches. First Nations expects to award 6 grants up to $200,000 each to eligible tribes and organizations. The deadline to apply is May 22, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/10) The Canary Impact Prize is designed to promote community, build capacity, and provide support to formerly incarcerated leaders focused on achieving transformative impact through the launch of systemic solutions. The award is $10,000 given directly to formerly incarcerated leaders who have bold ideas. The deadline to apply is May 22, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/7) The Mental Health Emergency Fund is accepting applications from Greater Baltimore residents in crisis for their Quarter 2 funding round. Five (5) Stipends of $500 will be available. The deadline to apply is May 22, 2024. Learn more about eligibility and apply here.
The Trans Health Advocacy Program, a part of Kentucky Health Justice Network, is accepting applications to support Trans Kentuckians seeking gender affirming surgeries with a $2,500 grant. The only requirement for eligibility funding is that you have completed a consultation with a surgeon and are a KY resident. Applications for this cycle close May 24, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/10) The Disability Inclusion Fund (DIF) at Borealis Philanthropy is accepting applications from organizations working to strengthen disability inclusion, rights, and justice. This funding opportunity will provide two-year grants. Successful applicants will receive $75,000 per year totaling $150,000. The deadline to apply is May 29, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 4/17) The Emerging Leaders for Change Program is a two-year leadership program that supports passionate young activists (aged 15-29) with the resources, platforms, connections, and trainings necessary to amplify and achieve their advocacy goals. They are currently accepting applications for their East Africa Cohort for folks that live and work in Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, or Uganda are eligible to apply. The deadline to apply is 30 May 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Next Generation Leadership Institute Fellowship, an innovative program highlighting important issues impacting Black women, girls, and gender-expensive people, is dedicated to training Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) students to become leaders in Reproductive Justice. This two-year, paid fellowship, spanning the nine-month academic year, focuses on core competencies such as Reproductive Justice, Leadership, Advocacy, and Movement Building. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
The Proud Shoes First Book Fellowship, a book workshop & writing retreat in October 2024, committee invites applications from scholars who are developing their first full academic book manuscript in history, social justice, politics, law, race, gender, and sexuality studies or related fields. The goal of this fellowship is to provide critical feedback to new authors toward completion of a full-length book of scholarly work. Awardees in 2024 will spend one day at a virtual workshop. Eight awards will be offered (award will include a $1,000 stipend, meal voucher, and writing library). The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/7) Applications are open for the 2024-25 Frances Ellen Watkins fellowship, a program launched to provide recent graduates, mid-career alums and former students of Historically Black Colleges and Universities with full-year, salaried fellowships of $70,000-$75,000 with full benefits in the areas of reporting, audience engagement and news product and technology. Fellows will receive on-the-job training, mentorship and professional development opportunities. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/7) Efflora is accepting applications for their Transfeminine Art Call, an opportunity open to all transfeminine artists in Ontario to submit art to be used by the upcoming trans youth healthcare database. All visual art is accepted - from mural designs, to pins, to paintings. Artists fees will be proportional to submission, ranging from $100 - $1000. All funds will be distributed via E-Transfer. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/16) Causability recognizes that creatives are often asked to donate their art or time to nonprofits without payment. This mindset can contribute to an undeserved or ‘starving artist’ stereotype. Therefore, they’re offering three $5K grants to empower and encourage cause collaboration, providing creatives the ability to collaboratively develop a creative related event, program or fundraiser with a local nonprofit. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
(ADDED 5/21) In Her Hands Initiative is providing an average of $1,000/month for 3 years–no strings attached–to up to 270 women in Atlanta’s westside neighborhoods of English Avenue, Vine City, Bankhead and Washington Park. Direct cash support is intended to be direct and flexible, trusting people to meet their needs as they know best. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2024. Learn more and apply here.
More Gender-Affirming Resources & Networks
(including reminders of resources we’ve shared in the past)
Last Updated: June 4, 2024
Portland Outright provides free chest binders to LGBTQ+ young people in Maine (ages 13 & up).
Muslim Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity (MASGD) and US Campaign for Palestinian Rights collaborated to build a No Pride in Genocide toolkit with information on how to research your local pride events, call out complicity, and if needed, creatively disrupt.
Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center is an organization committed to eliminating the maternal mortality crisis affecting Black families and the erasure of LGBTQ individuals in birthing spaces by advocating for intersectionality in birthwork. Their website includes a resource hub for Black parents/birthing people, birthworkers, and families supporting pregnant people in support of birth justice.
Bela Gaytán is building a comprehensive database of queer folks offering services for hire year-round. To be included in the Pride Month Programming Providers list, complete a form here.
Funding Assistance for Gender-Affirming Care Resource List provides nationwide and local funds for transgender and non-binary people needing support with legal name change, hormone affirmation, surgical affirmation, gender affirming clothing, general transition needs, and other financial needs.
Autism in Black aims to provide support to black parents who have a child on the spectrum, through educational and advocacy services, and are dedicated to bringing awareness to Autism Spectrum Disorder and reducing the stigma associated with ASD in the black community.
Black Liberation-Indigenous Sovereignty (BLIS) Collective’s mission is to spark radical collaboration and narrative alignment between and within Black, Indigenous, and transformative social movements to repair, decolonize, and transform culture.
QueerDoc has a list of organizations funding gender-affirming healthcare for trans folks.
Support & Resources for Student Activists for a Free Palestine
Emergent Fund compiled a list of movement rapid response and community protection funds and resources for movement builders.
NYC People of Color Healing Circle’s energy healing practitioners are offering free private in-person and virtual sessions to Palestinians, non-Palestinian folks impacted by this ongoing genocidal war, frontline organizers, healthcare workers on the ground in Gaza/West Bank, and BIPOCs who organized/participated in rallies here in the USA calling for a ceasefire. Learn more and apply here.
FTM Essentials announced their Free Youth Binder Program for folks 24 and under unable to purchase a binder on their own due to financial circumstances. Binders will be sent out quarterly in January, April, July, and October.
Passion and Power shares weekly emails for justice-driven coaches, founders, & entrepreneurs committed to digging deeper than 'diversity' and creating a community space rooted in RADICAL EQUITY and SAFETY for Black, Latine, and queer people.
Trans Closet of Hudson Valley builds free surgery care packages for trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive community members living in the Hudson Valley who are planning on receiving gender-affirming surgeries. They also have a local transgender resource list with local LGBTQ+ centers, emergency funds & aid, housing resources, gender-affirming healthcare, legal services, and more.
Rainbow Serpent is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to advancing Black LGBTQ culture through the exploration of emerging technologies, innovative healing protocols, African cosmologies, and multimedia art.
African Queer Youth Initiative is a network of youth activists mobilising, supporting and amplifying the voice of LGBTQI+ activists and youths in Africa. Their program, Opportunity Point, is dedicated to helping LGBTIQ+ youth in Africa find opportunities for education, careers, mentorship, and more.
charlie amáyá scott has an Indigenous Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ Artist resource list that people can financially support or follow. If you or if you would like to suggest someone to be considered // added, please email dineaesthetics@gmail.com with the information requested on their website.
Queer African Network is a global app for queer people of African heritage to socialize, access queer stories & safe opportunities.
The Free Black Women’s Library is a social art project that features a collection of over five thousand books written by Black women and Black non-binary writers, a virtual Reading Club, a weekly book swap, and a wide array of free public programs that happen in their Reading Room.
Trans Resistance Network provides resources for those families and individuals who are relocating to a safer state as a consequence of state laws against gender diverse people, criminalization of gender affirming care, or lack of community safety due to one’s gender identity and expression.
Alicia Forneret is building a BIPOC Mental Health and Grief resource database, a comprehensive, living digital collection of grief & mental health support resources by & for people of color. To stay tuned for the release, sign up for the PAUSE newsletter here. To offer a resource for the database, submit a listing here.
Marsha’s Web is a national business, community, and resource directory for entities that serve the TLGBQIA+ communities while centering BIPOC Transgender, Intersex, and GNC business owners/organizations. Listings from organizations led by Black Trans/GNC business owners can be submitted here.
Point of Pride provides free femme shapewear (specially-designed compression underwear/gaffs) to any trans femme person who needs one and cannot afford or safely obtain one. Applications are open year-round. Learn more and apply here.
Black Trans Femmes in Art Collective (BTFA)’s Artist/Resource Directory is a living document that allows BTFA to support Black trans femme artists more effectively by connecting them with folks who are looking to support their work. Learn more and sign up for the directory here.
Trans Health and Wellness Center provides free mental health therapy, food voucher, rent and mortgage relief in California.
The Trans Talent #OpenTo Work Database is a spreadsheet exclusively for transgender people who are open to work.
Rooted Respite is an organization striving for a world where all people have the time, space, and support to heal from burnout and other systemic wounds inflicted by capitalism, colonialism, and patriarchy. Learn more about their services and offerings here.
Survivor’s Sanctuary is a self guided healing platform created to aid survivors in their healing journeys.
Gender Justice LA has a working Resource Guide (+COVID Resource Guide) with regularly updated resources for TGI people in response to COVID-19. Resources include health & wellness, food, grants, mutual aid, educational resources, safety, housing, and more. Their guide has a focus on the Los Angeles area but also includes links to organizations doing work throughout the state and country.
ProjectQ offers scholarships to BIPOC queer folks for therapy and support groups.
Black Transmen Inc. will award Free New & Gently Used binders for transmen of color in low-income communities through the Brother 2 Brother Health Grant program, designed to support a safe and healthy transition, providing binders to those who are in need, and simply cannot afford to purchase a binder on their own. To help as many people as possible, only one binder, per person, can be awarded in a 12-month cycle. To learn more and request a binder, complete their form here.
Trans Closet Hudson Valley gives free, gender-affirming clothing, supplies, and/or accessories to any trans person in the Hudson Valley who is transitioning to a new wardrobe or who is seeking new clothes. They also share a nationwide list of trans closets and resources.
Rainbow Migration helps LGBTQI+ people though asylum and immigration system. Learn more about their work and services here. They also have a robust list of other organizations who can help LGBTQI+ people seeking asylum.
InReach connects verified services to LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, refugees, LGBTQ+ BIPOC communities, trans and gender nonconforming community, LGBTQ+ youth and their caregivers, and more LGBTQ+ communities. Learn more about their work here.
If you are seeking patient navigation services or an emergency grant from the Southern Trans Youth Emergency Project (STYEP), please click here and select your state, and fill out the form on your state’s page. If you have a different question about STYEP – or if you don’t see your state listed on the page but need support – fill out the form on the bottom of this page.
Black Femme Brunch has a Black Trans Women and Trans Femmes To Pay Directory for allies to fund and support trans women and trans femmes through direct financial support. For trans women and trans femmes interested in being included in their directory, submissions of trans-led businesses and/or preferred payment methods can be made here.
Black Trans Foundation has a list of free and low budget therapy options for BPOC and trans people in the UK
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