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This section lists all grants we have made since 2013. The categories from 2013 to 2018 were Arts, Environment and Welfare. This changed in 2018 when Welfare was replaced with Social Action. There are also separate categories for grants to the Museums and Galleries Fund and to the UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) Fund.
Please note that the Visit Website button under each grant listed is a link to the listed grant-holder's website.
Open Rights Group
Towards core funding supporting campaigning, advocacy, research and litigation work
People’s Economy
Funding to support an 'Action Inquiry’, which looks at how the new economy movement can effectively and equitably build power for economic system change with grassroots groups.
Pitt Rivers Museum
Towards bringing indigenous communities into the planning and delivery of redisplay initiatives
Project 17
Towards core costs of policy work addressing the impact of ‘no recourse to public funds’
Redthread
Towards core costs including staffing to advance Redthread’s research and policy initiatives
Reframing Race (hosted by The Social Change Nest)
Towards core costs of their project ‘Walking the Talk’
Silent Uproar
Towards core costs including support for their national touring programme
Studio Wayne McGregor
Towards core costs associated with Company Wayne McGregor, including creating two new full-length works
Surviving Economic Abuse
Towards core costs of influencing and advocacy for survivors
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