Work Directions
GrantMaking
Women's Fund in Georgia awards grants to women organizations, initiative groups or individuals, that work on the improvement of women's lives
WFG continuously works with women's groups to provide them with proper knowledge and information about women's human rights, organizational development and related issues, and to improve their leadership skills
Feminist Philanthropy
Women's Fund in Georgia wants to empower women, young girls and other groups to help them transform their environment
In 2013, Women's Fund in Georgia established "Kato Mikeladze Award". Every year on November 29 - International Day of Women's Rights Defenders - the award is given to on women's right defenter activist in Georgia
Joint Project of WFG and Independent Feminist Group, every wednesday, at 13:00 o'clock, during 6 months on Radio
Programs
Open
Rapid Response and Women's Solidarity Grant Program - COVID-19
Within the frames of the Rapid Response and Women's Solidarity Grant Program, supported by the United Nations Women, funded by the European Union and the Sustainable Development Goals, 6 grants have been issued so far:
Open
Women’s Rights and Environmental Justice
Women’s Fund in Georgia would like to announce a new grant program “Women’s Rights and Environmental Justice” financially supported by Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA).
Deadline:
15/7/2020
Deadline:
15/7/2020
News
Women’s Fund in Georgia is building Eco-friendly Feminist Residency
Social and environmental justice calls us to build a space that gives equal care to humans and nature. Our space is a green space; it is predominantly built with straw-bale and wood. It is a breathing building. It is sustainable and energy efficient. It is environmentally friendly and has a reduced ecological footprint. Having a green eco-space is a political act.
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Feminist Festival in Batumi
Women’s Fund in Georgia have held the third Feminist Festival in Batumi and dedicated it to solidarity.
Feminist Festival in Batumi
Women’s Fund in Georgia have held the third Feminist Festival in Batumi and dedicated it to solidarity.
Why solidarity? Solidarity – the word, that everybody knows and uses so often, actually has a deeper meaning. Solidarity is not just a recognition of differences. It is more than tolerance, an active condition that requires good understanding of the hierarchy of oppression and responding to it accordingly.
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