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(I am not involved in any of these opportunities- please click the links below for more information and to apply. Joya)
Fellowships for Social Entrepreneurs
Echoing Green Fellowship Program
http://www.echoinggreen.org/fellowship
Echoing Green invests in outstanding emerging social entrepreneurs to help them launch new organizations that deliver bold, high-impact solutions to society's most difficult problems. Each year, Echoing Green awards 12 to 15 two-year fellowships to entrepreneurs worldwide who are creating innovative social change organizations.
Fellowships are provided to individuals (at least 18 years of age) or partnerships
(organizations led by two people) with: innovative solutions to significant social problems; strategies to create high-impact,
sustainable change in people's lives; and the ability to grow and lead a new organization.
Fellows receive seed funding ($60,000 for
individuals and $90,000 for partnerships) and technical support to turn their innovative ideas into sustainable social change organizations.
The application deadline is December 2, 2009. Online application information is available on the Echoing Green website.
Deshpande Foundation
Global Exchange Programs
http://www.deshpandefoundation.org/GEP.html
The Deshpande Foundation welcomes motivated individuals to apply to
our 2010 Fellows Program. The Deshpande Foundation is the family foundation of Gururaj (Desh) and Jaishree Deshpande. Founded in
1996, it is a leading philanthropic foundation in Massachusetts and India in the areas of innovation, entrepreneurship and international
development.
We develop partnerships with innovative leaders with a new idea, product or service that can potentially benefit millions of people and change entire industries.
Webinars:
https://www.grantstation.com/Programs/WebinarOrder/Webinars.aspx
Positioning Your Organization for International Funding
In this webinar Terri Hasdorff, President of Compassion Strategies, an international consulting firm designed to assist nonprofits in
accessing a broad range of funding, will offer an overview on how to work with internationally focused U.S. government agencies that fund overseas programs.
A number of topics will be addressed, including organizational capacity building, registering your organization with USAID, and accessing international grant funds efficiently and effectively. The webinar will also provide information about various membership associations that offer relevant resources for
organizations working abroad.
There will be time allotted at the end
of the webinar for questions and answers from participants. The webinar will be held Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Visit the link
listed above to register.
Strategic Planning Essentials:
Every organization needs to plan, but sometimes implementing the plan is a challenge. In this webinar Linda Lysakowski will focus on the steps necessary for developing a workable strategic plan and how to involve the right people in the planning process.
The discussion will also include methods for avoiding "Analysis Paralysis," assuring that
your plan is a living, breathing, vital part of your organization. The webinar will be held Thursday, November 5, 2009. Visit the website listed above to register.
Building a Dynamic Grantseeking Calendar for 2010
Too often we prepare grant proposals just because the opportunity appears on our doorstep. Too seldom do we develop a calendar that builds a comprehensive grantseeking schedule around a set of projects identified and blessed by our boards. In this webinar Cynthia M. Adams will teach participants how to establish their own grantseeking calendars for the coming year. The webinar will be held Monday, November 9, 2009. Visit the link listed above to register.
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Joya Banerjee
Co-Founder, Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS
www.youthaidscoalition.org
Harvard School of Public Health, Masters Candidate '10
PUKAR Research Associate
www.pukar.org.in
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