[Tutorial] How does FundAction work?
How is peer-to-peer grant-making… Read More
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Rethink Grantees Part 3/3
New Economy for New Municipalism. Submitted by Diego Isabel la Moneda (Global Hub for the Common Good) Global Hub for the Common Good webpage Local… Read More
Rethink Grantees. Part 2/3
Community Wireless Network in isolated Greek villages. Submitted by Vasilis Chryssos (Sarantaporo.gr) Sarantaporo.gr webpage A lot of remote areas suffer from lack of Internet connectivity… Read More
Rethink Grantees. Part 1/3
The results are in. Months of work resulted in a group of people from across Europe submitting, discussing, and voting on proposals for progressive activism… Read More
The first round closes!
The results are in. Months of work resulted in a group of people from across Europe submitting, discussing, and voting on proposals for progressive activism… Read More
Dealing with power relations in participatory grant-making
Tomorrow is an exciting day: FundAction will announce its first grants! The process to get to this point took over a year, but it was… Read More
Excerpts from the Rethink applications
Our first grant process is getting to its final step! After receiving 25 proposals out of a community of around a hundred activists, we are… Read More
From Ideas to Action
Within the FundAction Facilitation Group, there is often bemusement about my enthusiasm for administrative tasks. One (male) member of the group volunteered to support the… Read More
Activists Need to Eat!
When the Participatory Activist Fund and Platform (as it was originally known — catchy, right?) was being put together, the funders behind the initiative gathered a group… Read More
The Importance of Trust
When we think about those who disagree with us, we need to make a distinction on the basis of intent. There are two types of… Read More