ILGA Europe supports LGBTI non-profits from European region with grants up to 10.000 euros for projects.<\/p>\n
The ILGA-Europe Documentation and Advocacy Fund started in 2006 as a pilot project. Since then it has grown to collect valuable evidence about LGBTI human rights violations on a systematic basis. First of all, it supports small grant applications from member organisations. Besides that, ILGA-Europe and its members use this evidence strategically for advocacy purposes.<\/p>\n
Therefore, their goal<\/strong> is to promote documentation of cases of discrimination, hate crimes and other human rights violations against LGBTI people according to international human rights standards.<\/p>\n 1. Work\u00a0 towards LGBTI equality by gathering evidence of human rights violations Calls for proposals are announced once or twice a year, with almost 5 to 10 grantees per call. There are two types of grants \u2013 a documentation grant and an advocacy grant.<\/p>\n ILGA-Europe\u00a0are an independent, international non-governmental umbrella organisation bringing together 490 organisations from 45 European countries. ILGA-Europe are a driving force for political, legal and social change in Europe and Central Asia. Therefore, their vision is of a world where dignity, freedoms and full enjoyment of human rights are protected and ensured to everyone regardless of their actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics.<\/p>\nHow can be achieved the goal?<\/strong><\/h5>\n
\n2. Support evidence-based advocacy throughout Europe
\n3. Build capacity of LGBTI organisations in Europe. Likewise, monitor and document human rights violations on the grounds of sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression
\n4. Enable the use of well-documented information for advocacy purposes at the national level
\n5. Develop methodology and tools that can be replicated in other European countries
\n6. Promote documentation of cases of discrimination, hate crimes and other human rights violations against LGBTI people. Furthermore, these should be according to international human rights documentation standards.<\/p>\nOpen calls for grants
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