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Global science education funding usually goes to big programs with big budgets. This one pays for a single local event that brings neuroscience to the public, in regions where resources or public understanding of the brain are limited.
1. IBRO (International Brain Research Organization) and the Dana Foundation, Brain Awareness Week Grants
Up to $1,250 | United States/Canada, Africa, Latin America, Asia/Pacific | Applications close October 15, 2026
dana.org/brain-awareness-week-grants/
Funder profile: kindora.co/funders/066036761
What we know: IBRO administers the program in partnership with Dana. It funds outreach projects organized for Brain Awareness Week in countries outside Europe. Payment comes in two parts: 80% arrives two months before the event, and the remaining 20% follows the final grant report.
Realistic fit: university neuroscience groups, science museums, and community science organizations ready to run a defined public event during Brain Awareness Week.
The dollar amount is modest, so the application should be too. Draft a one-page event plan with a date, venue, audience, and budget before you open the IBRO form, and confirm your country is in an eligible region. If you know a neuroscience outreach group in Africa, Latin America, or Asia/Pacific, send this their way.
Las últimas dos semanas
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Two education policy grants accept proposals year-round, with no published award caps and no formal application forms.
Two tech-for-nonprofits grants open now: Senser Foundation digital transformation (deadline Oct 8) and TechRise Chicago early-stage capital (rolling).
Three arts and culture grants worth a look: McKnight Foundation (rolling), CLIR Digitizing Hidden Collections (Oct 20), and IWMF Buffett Fund for Women Journalists (rolling).
Youth sports grant on a rolling basis: Stephen D. Menzies Rising Youth Athletics Foundation (open year-round, US).
Harm reduction grants: AIDS United Harm Reduction Futures Fund, pre-application survey due September 25.
Impact litigation funding: Impact Fund recoverable grants for justice cases (next LOI Sep 29, application Oct 29).
Two tech-for-good grants accepting applications now: Open Technology Fund FOSS Sustainability (rolling) and Biswas Family Foundation Fast Grants (Dec 15).
Historic American art gets a narrow, well-documented grant worth knowing about: Wyeth Foundation (deadline Dec 15).
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