Alberta Anti-Racism Grant Program 2025 (up to $10,000) – YOA

Deadline: January 24, 2025

Applications are invited for the Alberta Anti-Racism Grant Program 2025. Alberta’s Anti-Racism Grant Program is meant to help neighborhood organizations in Alberta to implement initiatives that fight discrimination and handle systemic racism by offering funding for initiatives that enhance public schooling and allow Albertans to acknowledge and worth cultural variations and heritage.

The program funds aren’t designed to handle entry to inexpensive housing, job alternatives or healthcare. Rather, the funds are meant to educate concerning the impacts of discrimination and racism confronted by Indigenous and racialized teams and allow neighborhood organizations to develop their means to help anti-racism initiatives. The program may even help smaller grassroots Indigenous or ethnocultural teams to ship packages and companies by partnerships with bigger organizations.

Program Objectives

Objective 1

Educate Albertans on racism and the impacts of racism confronted by Indigenous and racialized teams:

• Albertans have an elevated understanding of racism, its impacts and the challenges confronted by Indigenous and racialized teams.
• Albertans have elevated data to establish racism and the way to handle racism and racist acts.
• Albertans have elevated consciousness of the assets and instruments that organizations present to help anti-racism initiatives.

Objective 2

Enable neighborhood organizations to develop their means to help anti-racism initiatives:

• Racialized communities have help to absolutely take part in the neighborhood.
  • Examples are coaching and employment, mentorship packages for internationally skilled professionals, help or schooling for marginalized communities to navigate helps.
• Racialized communities have capability to proceed open and trustworthy conversations about racism, microaggressions and selling consciousness about their influence.

Funding Streams

The program helps initiatives that assist forestall and handle racism. There are 2 funding streams:

• Stream 1: Projects for grant funding should align with not less than one of many recognized outcomes listed beneath both of this system targets.
• Stream 2: Projects for grant funding should align with not less than one of many recognized outcomes listed beneath each of this system targets.

Applicants could request up to $5,000 most for initiatives beneath Stream 1 and up to $10,000 most for initiatives beneath Stream 2.

Eligibility

• Organizations should be based mostly in Alberta and be a non-revenue group; or Indigenous authorities, tribal council, band council, settlement or not-for-revenue Indigenous group.
• Applicants who’re presently receiving different grants or funding from the Government of Alberta should be up-to-date on all required reporting to be thought-about. 
• Universities, faculties, or institutes, as outlined beneath Alberta’s Post-Secondary Learning Act; for-revenue organizations; and arms-size municipal or municipal district affiliated organizations could apply in partnership with an Indigenous or ethnocultural group.
• Organizations should have a transparent understanding of the mission they need to undertake and the way it will contribute to the targets of the grant program.
• Organizations should have a transparent funds and timeline for his or her mission. The mission should begin on or after April 1, 2025, and be accomplished March 31, 2026. 
• Organizations should exhibit that they’ve the capability to undertake the mission.

Application

Click here to apply

For extra data, go to Alberta Anti-Racism Grant.