Hans A Meyers Fond appears to be a niche Nordic legacy fund tied to Helgeland Museum, with a very specific interest in documenting and making visible women’s culture, work, and responsibilities in traditional livelihood sectors. Its named program, Dagrunn Grønbechs legat, supports research, documentation, and dissemination related to coastal women’s history, especially in fishing, hunting, agriculture, and handicrafts. This is a highly thematic funder rather than a broad philanthropic grantmaker, and it likely favors culturally grounded projects with strong historical or documentary value.
Single-purpose stipend/award program with one fixed grant amount ($25,000) and an annual application deadline; likely selective and program-specific rather than open-ended or recurring operating support.
Applications must be received by 1 October 2026. Applicants should frame projects around women’s culture, women’s labor and roles, and documentation/dissemination in primary industries such as fishing, hunting, farming, and handicrafts, with a Nordic or regional cultural heritage angle.
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Who can apply: Alle i Norden med interesse for legatets formål kan søke. Søknaden må definere en problemstilling og gi en skisse over pengebruken. Det kreves dokumentasjon av hvordan midlene er brukt etter tildeling.
Deadline: Søknader må være mottatt innen 1. oktober 2026. (Tekst angir at søknader behandles kun dersom mottatt innen fristen.)
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