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Since I know that many of the people reading this site work in the nonprofit sector, I thought I'd pass on this fellowship opportunity. If you are working in the Gulf Coast, it's a great opportunity to increase your organization's operating capacity and find funding for your work around Hurricane Katrina:
NEW VOICES
GULF COAST TRANSFORMATION
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMThe New Voices
Gulf Coast Transformation Fellowship is a response to the harm and displacement
caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Eligible nonprofit organizations
will be those located in Alabama, Louisiana, or Mississippi; in three
cities with large numbers of displaced residents (Atlanta, Dallas, or
Houston); or in the Gulf Coast regions of Florida or Texas. The
New Voices funding will address needs, solve problems, and defend human
rights in six sponsored program areas: Human Rights, HIV/AIDS,
Immigrant Rights, Racial Justice, Reproductive Rights, and Women’s
Rights.This grant
opportunity is an initiative of the New Voices National Fellowship,
a program administered by the Academy for Educational Development and
made possible with support from the Ford Foundation. New Voices
is a national grantmaking initiative focused on leadership development,
nonprofit strengthening, and empowering talented individuals from diverse
backgrounds. The fellowship enables diverse candidates with compelling
backgrounds or interests to launch a career in social justice, even
as it supports small nonprofits in staffing up for innovative, impactful
human rights work. A unique aspect of the program is that the
host nonprofit and its proposed Fellow apply jointly for the grant.Organizations
that conduct policy research and analysis, policy advocacy, litigation,
community organizing, popular education, leadership development, and
demonstration projects with a systems change approach and an evaluation
component are eligible. Organizations that propose to provide only direct
services to individuals are not eligible.For a complete
overview, please visit the New Voices web site, http://newvoices.aed.org.For additional
information or feedback, please contact New Voices staff by phone at
202-884-8051, email us at newvoices@aed.org. Complete grant applications are due
on Monday, February 5, 2007.
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