Deadline: 6Th September, 2026
The “Seed, Grow & Sustain” grant is a multi-year, core, flexible grant open for initiatives, collectives, groups, and organisations advancing feminist tech activism in the Larger Majority World. Now in its third cycle following the first iteration launched in 2022, the programme builds on learnings collated through previous cycles.
They will be allocating USD 1.75 million over the two-year duration of this grant cycle. Recognising feminist tech organising as an emergent movement, the SGS 3.0 cycle offers grants ranging from USD $10,000 to $100,000 over a two-year period, depending on where the group is in the lifecycle of their organised activism.
Grant Categories:
Seed: USD 10,000 – 20,000
Seeds the work of emerging collectives or initiatives on feminist tech. The idea is to provide resources to support emergent feminist tech collectives or more established activist groups who want to explore a dimension of feminist tech with this grant.
Grow: USD 20,000 – 50,000
Supports the growth of groups or initiatives that have been working together for at least 2 years, in formal or informal ways that would like to deepen or expand their networks, communities, strategies, initiatives or activism.
Sustain: USD 50,000 – 100,000
Contributes to the sustainability of the anchors of the feminist tech movement by providing funding that can be directed or adapted to internal organising needs or strategising towards emerging context shifts.
Eligibility
This grant prioritises organising and leadership located in the Larger Majority World. This definition encompasses both geography and politics, addressing historic resource disparities, exploitation, and colonialism that leave groups outside the Global North (Western Europe, North America, Australia, and New Zealand) significantly under-resourced.
Eligible Regions and Communities include:
• Africa: West, Central, East, and Southern Africa
• Asia: Southeast, South, and East Asia
• WANA: West Asia and North Africa, and across Arabic-speaking countries
• Latin America
• The Caribbean
• Pacific Islands
• Eastern Europe & Central Asia
• Indigenous and migrant communities based anywhere in the world
For more information and Simple Eligibility Check.