Deadline: 17 January 2018
The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) is inviting applications for its Human Rights Innovation Fellowship on the topic “Resisting Criminalization”.
The theme for the 2018 fellowship is resisting criminalization. The fellowship should address a major challenge facing individuals and/or communities who are criminalized in the United States. Criminalization refers to policies and practices that stigmatize, scapegoat, and profile whole communities as “criminal” or “terrorist.” UUSC’s primary goals in this campaign are to advance community protection strategies and expanded sanctuary, decriminalize poverty, and advance restorative justice.
Funding Information
Fellows will receive a maximum grant of $25,000.
Eligibility Criteria
- Individuals or non-profit organizations with an innovative project that is relevant to the fellowship’s theme can apply. In addition, advocacy organizations, academic institutions, research centers, grassroots organizations, and UUSC partners may apply for the fellowship.
- However, UUSC partners’ proposed innovations must be separate from ongoing grants.
- Collaboration by applicants is encouraged.
- Applications must be submitted in English.
How to Apply
Applicants can apply online via given website.
For more information, please visit Human Rights Innovation Fellowship.
