December 2, 2020 –
From Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement (New Zealand)
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The IAS is dedicated to furthering anarchist ideas and making them accessible to a broader audience. To celebrate a quarter century of supporting radical thought, we are excited to announce the renewal of our grants program for 2021.

We are currently looking for projects that focus on one of the following topics:

Black and Indigenous Anarchism(s)
Police Abolition and Alternatives
Mutual Aid

While we will accept proposals for written work at this time, priority will be given to short video and multimedia projects that serve as foundations or definitions or that further education on one of the above topics, as well as to media makers of underrepresented identities who demonstrate financial need.

Submissions will close January 31, 2021.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNagwLTVSsParel6_feVgHapC6WYClwarsrHJ8EVRioDuaPA/viewform


Source: Awsm.nz

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