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Grantee Partners The Channel Foundation is honored to work with a stellar group of grantee partners in supporting a host of grassroots initiatives. Grants Since 2006, the Channel Foundation's grantmaking has focused on supporting and promoting leadership in international women's human rights. Channel partners with superb human rights organizations and women's funds to make grants in the following seven interest areas. Please click on the names of our grantee partners to read more specific information about our grants to them and about their groundbreaking work. 1) Ensuring Participation in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN) International Women’s Tribune Centre (IWTC)
2) Advancing Indigenous Women's Rights and Leadership Consorcio para el Diálogo Parlamentario y la Equidad International Indigenous Women’s Forum (FIMI)
3) Securing Reproductive Rights/Justice
4) Overcoming Legal Inequality (Including Inheritance and Resource Rights) CEDAW Education Campaign Project
5) Ending Violence Against Women and Protecting Women Human Rights Defenders Consorcio para el Diálogo Parlamentario y la Equidad
6) Promoting Media Reform and Gender Equity International Women’s Tribune Centre (IWTC)
7) Women's Leadership and Human Rights Institutes Women’s Human Rights Education Institute
Diverse Grants Pacific Northwest Global Donors Conference
Women's Leadership Scholarship
WLS granted scholarships from 2001 to 2009 and has been suspended and will not be accepting any further applications. Please see our Women's Leadership Scholarship website for more information.
Grant History Between 1998 and 2005, Channel's grantmaking endeavored to support the idea of grassroots leadership. In this period, Channel made grants in the interest areas described below. Please click on the names of our grantee partners to read more specific information about our grants to them and about their groundbreaking work. 1) Population, Poverty and Gender Equity International Planned Parenthood Federation Program for Appropriate Technologies in Health (PATH)
2) Conservation of Biodiversity, Protection of Indigenous Peoples Land Rights, Sustainable Economic Development Pacific Environment/Sakhalin Environment Watch
3) Indigenous People's Rights
4) Human Rights Channel's grants in this area included social, economic and cultural rights as well as civil and political rights: in other words, the rights to health care, education, livelihood, water and nutrition, as well as freedom from exploitation, discrimination, and persecution. Middle East Children's Alliance
5) Diverse Grants
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The Women's Leadership Scholarship (WLS) program (formerly the Native Leadership Scholarship) created educational opportunities for women activists, grassroots leaders, and organizers from the Global South and/or from indigneous groups. WLS invested in women's leadership by supporting non-doctoral graduate education in human rights, sustainable development, and public health in many places around the world. 
