Deadline: 01-Nov-2024
The Women’s Fund Armenia is excited to announce a Call for Proposals for the upcoming Feminist Events dedicated to the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.
The campaign aims to raise awareness and inspire action to end all forms of gender-based violence. Governments, NGOs, and individuals worldwide participate through various events, including workshops, marches, and social media campaigns, focusing on prevention, justice, and the empowerment of survivors. The initiative highlights the intersection of gender inequality and violence, calling for systemic change.
16 Days of Activism is an annual international campaign that runs from November 25 (International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) to December 10 (Human Rights Day).
Theme
- The theme for these events is Gender-Based Violence and Fight Against it. They encourage submissions that explore this theme through various lenses, including but not limited to intersectionality, feminist justice, reproductive rights, LBTIQ+ advocacy, and feminist art and culture.
Funding Information
- Grant Amount: up to 500 000 AMD
Proposal Categories
- They welcome proposals for the following types of events:
- Workshops: Interactive sessions aimed at skill-building, education, and empowerment.
- Panels and Discussions: Engaging conversations on feminist topics featuring diverse perspectives.
- Performances: Artistic presentations, including theater, music, dance, and spoken word, that explore feminist themes.
- Film Screenings: Documentaries or films followed by discussions on gender-related issues.
- Exhibitions: Visual art displays that reflect feminist principles and inspire critical thought.
- Community Actions: Activist initiatives or campaigns designed to mobilize and engage the public.
Eligibility Criteria
- They invite proposals from a diverse range of applicants, including:
- Grassroots feminist organizers
- Academics and researchers
- Artists and performers
- Community leaders and activists
- Non-profit organizations
- Student groups
- They especially encourage submissions from individuals and groups representing marginalized communities, including women of ethnic minorities, LBTIQ+ individuals, women with disabilities, migrant and displaced women, women living in bordering regions and those from other backgrounds.
For more information, visit Women’s Fund Armenia.