Author: Oluwole Omojofodun

Oluwole Omojofodun is the Proposal Review Team Lead and Publisher at GrantsDatabase.org. With a strong background in grant writing, nonprofit development, and funding strategy, Oluwole oversees the review and refinement of proposals submitted through the platform. His work ensures that applicants are equipped with compelling, funder-ready applications. Passionate about accessibility and impact, he also curates and publishes timely grant opportunities to empower changemakers across sectors.

Are you passionate about feminist economics and ready to deepen your research or advocacy work in Africa? The IEJ Feminist Economics Summer School 2025 is now open for applications. Hosted by the Institute for Economic Justice (IEJ), this prestigious program offers a fully funded, in-person learning experience in Johannesburg, South Africa, from September 1–5, 2025. The IEJ Feminist Economics Summer School 2025 is a must-apply opportunity for emerging scholars, activists, and practitioners shaping equitable economic futures. Read on for all application details, eligibility criteria, funding information, and expert advice from Grant Database on how to prepare your strongest application. About…

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The Yale Emerging Climate Leaders Fellowship 2026 is now accepting applications from passionate climate and clean energy professionals across the Global South. This fully funded, five-month hybrid fellowship offers mid-career leaders the chance to grow their expertise, expand global networks, and influence policy conversations—through two in-person residencies at Yale University (USA) and OECD/IEA in Paris. Whether you’re in public policy, civil society, finance, law, or journalism, this program is an exceptional opportunity to join a distinguished community of climate changemakers. Below, we’ve provided all the key information about how to apply for the Yale Emerging Climate Leaders Fellowship 2026 and…

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The UN Voluntary Trust Fund Opens Funding Window for Crisis Support to provide rapid, flexible financial assistance to frontline civil society organizations tackling urgent crises in Africa. This latest opportunity is a vital lifeline for organizations working under-resourced and high-risk conditions, offering direct funding support to scale emergency response and local resilience. This funding opportunity is now open, and eligible organizations are encouraged to apply before the 31 July 2025 deadline. About the UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Crisis Support The UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Crisis Support is a global funding mechanism designed to support civil society-led emergency interventions.…

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Are you a creative hub, festival, or community-based initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa? The SoCreative Communities Micro-Grants offer an exciting opportunity to secure £1,000 in funding to support your learner engagement and creative education efforts. This opportunity is a British Council initiative under the SoCreative eLearning platform, designed to enhance access, mentorship, and completion of creative learning in African communities. The SoCreative Communities Micro-Grants will be awarded to eligible organizations committed to driving creative learning and development. About the SoCreative Communities Micro-Grants Launched in June 2025, the SoCreative Communities Micro-Grants are part of the British Council’s broader mission to invest in…

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Are you a recent graduate from Africa or Asia with a passion for urban development? The Aubrey Barker Fund (ABF) – Urban KickStart Programme 2025–2026 is now accepting applications. This unique initiative offers early-career professionals an opportunity to engage in meaningful research or project-based work focused on improving access to land and affordable housing in vulnerable urban communities. About the Urban KickStart Programme The Aubrey Barker Fund (ABF) – Urban KickStart Programme 2025–2026 was launched to empower young professionals in urbanising countries, particularly across Africa and Asia. Through this programme, participants can access financial support and mentorship to lead impactful,…

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The Spencer Foundation Vision Grants for Equity-Centered Education Research 2025 are now open for applications. These grants support the early-stage collaborative planning of ambitious research initiatives aimed at transforming education systems to become more equitable. If you’re part of an interdisciplinary team or a research-oriented institution seeking to impact systemic education policy and practice, this grant offers a vital opportunity to kick-start your journey. About the Vision Grants The Spencer Foundation Vision Grants are specifically designed to fund the planning phase of bold, equity-focused education research. These grants serve as a gateway to Spencer’s more substantial Transformative Research Grants program…

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Writers of Short Fiction: Submit Your Manuscript for the Prestigious 2026 Drue Heinz Literature Prize Submissions are officially open for the 2026 Drue Heinz Literature Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in the realm of short fiction. If you are a fiction writer with published works and an unpublished manuscript, this is your opportunity to receive national recognition, $15,000 in prize money, and publication by the University of Pittsburgh Press. This blog post provides all the essential information on how to apply, who is eligible, and how to maximize your chances of being selected. Read carefully and make sure…

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Are you a sexual and reproductive health professional, advocate, or educator seeking to shift the narrative from fear to pleasure? The Pleasure Fellow Scheme 2025 offers a unique opportunity to be trained as a pleasure expert within a global, sex-positive network. Applications are now open — read on to learn how to apply and what to expect. What Is the Pleasure Fellow Scheme 2025? The Pleasure Fellow Scheme 2025 is an immersive, virtual fellowship designed to empower 15 selected individuals to become advocates for pleasure-inclusive sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). This interactive programme is hosted by The Pleasure…

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The PSEA Outreach Fund 2025 is now accepting applications from local and national NGOs working to prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) through targeted community outreach. This annual funding opportunity, led by UNHCR and ICVA, aims to support locally led communication campaigns that inform affected populations about SEA risks and how to report them. In 2025, selected projects will receive up to USD 20,000 to design and deliver culturally relevant, accessible, and inclusive PSEA messaging tailored to their specific community contexts. About the PSEA Outreach Fund 2025 Launched in 2020 by UNHCR and ICVA, the PSEA Outreach Fund 2025 empowers…

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Applications are now open for the Afrinovation Festival – Pitch Battle Event, a premier competition spotlighting early-stage African startups that are building innovative, scalable solutions across key sectors. This is your chance to pitch your startup to a network of top investors, ecosystem enablers, and mentors—and potentially secure valuable funding and visibility. Startups operating in HealthTech, AgriTech, CleanTech, FinTech, EdTech, Logistics, and e-commerce are especially encouraged to apply. About the Afrinovation Festival – Pitch Battle Event The Afrinovation Festival – Pitch Battle Event is part of the broader Afrinovation Festival, a celebration of Africa’s innovation ecosystem. The pitch battle seeks…

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