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Explore 243 projects in the Funders Donors category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

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Bloomberg Philanthropies Government Innovation program

APPLYING THE BLOOMBERG PHILANTHROPIES APPROACH TO DRIVE INNOVATION IN CITIES

Bloomberg Philanthropies, 25 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075, USA

Profiles in Media Development Funding

The Center for International Media Assistance's donor profiles on major public and private funders of global media development work

1201 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC

ex/ante

At ex/ante, weโ€™ve created an experimental sandbox for inventive teams to build solutions that advance free societies and counter authoritarianism

Breakout program

The Breakout Program is a $250,000 seed funding initiative launched by eQualitie to support innovations in digital communication that can withstand network shutdowns and censorship of global connectivity.

Canada
2024
free speech

Digital Rights Fund for West Asia and North Africa

This initiative aims to empower individuals, informal groups, and entities to effectively counter digital rights threats and violations online.

Beirut
2024

Dignity and Justice Fund at the Ford Foundation

The Dignity and Justice Fund is a pooled grantmaking fund designed to make high-impact grants to advance social justice and equity globally. Includes a $10M+ grant from Apple.

Ford Foundation Building, East 43rd Street, New York, NY, USA
Apple

Next Generation Internet (NGI)

The Next Generation Internet (NGI) is a European Commission (EC) initiative that aims to shape the development and evolution of the Internet into an Internet of Trust.

Brussels

Spread the Facts Grant Program

To support fact-checking on WhatsApp, the International Fact-Checking Network is offering a new round of its Spread the Facts grant program in partnership with Meta to combat AI-generated misinformation.

Poynter Institute for Media Studies, 3rd Street South, St. Petersburg, FL, USA

Digital Democracy program (Democracy Fund)

Social media platforms have a growing influence on American life. Unchecked, these networks can distort reality, fuel discrimination, and undermine elections. With stronger accountability, new technology can instead strengthen civic participation while safeguarding civil rights.

USA