The What’s Possible Fund, initiated by the Children’s Rights Innovation Fund (CRIF), is designed to support youth activists and community organizers working to advance liberation, justice, and the well-being of children and young leaders. The fund aims to promote diverse forms of activism and organizing, especially those focused on historically and systematically marginalized communities.

The fund is directed by a Participatory Grantmaking and Strategy Making Collaborative, or "The Collaborative," made up of 10 young individuals from countries such as Zimbabwe, Malaysia, The Philippines, Ukraine, Sudan, Benin, Sierra Leone, Brazil, Colombia, and Haiti. Although the leaders are from specific countries, the fund welcomes applicants from all regions.

Key Objectives of the Fund
The What’s Possible Fund supports work that:
- Promotes liberation, justice, and the well-being of children and youth.
- Represents diverse organizing and activism efforts.
- Focuses on marginalized communities.
- Is community-based and culturally connected.
- Strengthens local resources.
- Builds intergenerational networks of care.
- Protects civic spaces and individual freedoms.
- Addresses systemic and historical violence.
- Provides direct support to communities in need.

Types of Grants Offered
- Core Grants: Flexible funding for operational costs such as staffing, supplies, or maintaining digital tools. Available exclusively to youth-led groups.
- Project-Based Grants: Funding for specific projects, new or ongoing, that are youth-led. These grants can support projects within youth or non-youth-led organizations. Funding can also be used for projects already in progress.

Don't miss out on the application deadline which is September 24, 2024.

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