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Have you got a story tell? Funding grants available to help

Have you got a story about diversity to tell? Giving circle The Channel have four grants of $2,500 to award to people who have interesting stories to share about diversity within the queer community.

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There’s looking for projects that are willing to agitate and push for change, are smaller and community-led, take an inter-sectional approach, focus on areas that are particularly under-funded and/or have low awareness and have marginalised LGBTIQ+ communities at their centre.

If you have an idea for a project all you need to do is make a lo-fi two-minute video explaining what it is you’d like to achieve.

Find out more about how you can apply at their website.

OIP Staff, Photo by Attentie Attentie on Unsplash


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