Kurt und Hildegard Löwenstein/Losten-Stiftung supports projects that deepen understanding of Jewish German culture and history, especially through education, scholarship, research, and intercultural exchange. It appears to favor academic and heritage-preservation work with a strong Central and Eastern European dimension, including support for university-based research positions, student fellowships, and public-facing projects on Jewish life in Germany past and present. The foundation is distinctive for combining scholarly capacity-building with cultural memory and international understanding.
Targeted project grants and direct support for academic posts, fellowships, and research initiatives; likely selective and program-specific rather than open-ended. Support appears to range from institutional capacity-building to stipends for students, with an emphasis on Germany and Central/Eastern Europe.
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Align proposals closely with the foundation’s mission around Jewish German culture, heritage preservation, and education/research. Strong applications will show clear scholarly value, public educational impact, and, where relevant, cross-border collaboration with Central and Eastern Europe; check the foundation website for current program priorities and eligibility before applying.
Current and upcoming funding from Kurt und Hildegard Löwenstein/Losten-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects should align with the foundation's statutory purposes and realize them in a particularly effective and exemplary manner. Support requests may be submitted at any time, but there is no entitlement to funding.
Deadline: Inquiries can be made at any time; no fixed deadline stated.
Who can apply: Universities or academic centers with projects/positions focused on Jewish cultural heritage and history. Funding arranged in cooperation with institutions (examples show direct institutional partnerships).
Who can apply: Students from Central and Eastern Europe; typically administered via partner universities or institutions. Applicants are expected to be pursuing studies/research aligned with the foundation's objectives.
Who can apply: Organizations whose projects implement the foundation's statutes (work on Jewish German culture/history, preservation of cultural heritage, youth education, or international understanding). No entitlement to funding; foundation reviews projects for particularly effective and exemplary realization of its aims.
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