17 Foundations that have given Conflict Resolution grants in Indiana
Conflict Resolution: These foundations have recently provided grants and donations to nonprofits and businesses to support conflict resolution, anti-bullying education, and the elimination of racism and bias. Funded work spans peacebuilding, mediation, and reconciliation. Additional funding supports intercultural understanding, humanitarian assistance, and broader efforts toward social transformation and inclusion.
Conflict Resolution: Conflict resolution funders range from local mediation nonprofits to international peacebuilding organizations, so sorting by location and recipient type above helps focus your search. GrantWatch Intelligence™ can help identify funders with an established history of supporting reconciliation and anti-bias education programs specifically.
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NOBLESVILLE, IN
PROVIDE SERVICES TO MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS, GRIEVANCES, SAFETY ISSUES, AND ADJUDICATION OF LABOR DISPUTES.
Last Grant Year2021
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GREENFIELD, IN
TO PROMOTE AND INCREASE INTEREST IN HARNESS HORSES AND HARNESS RACING; TO REPRESENT AND ESTABLISH COOPERATION BETWEEN COUNTY, STATE, AND PARI-MUTUEL RACETRACK OPERATIONS, BREEDERS, OWNERS, TRAINERS, DRIVERS, AND GROOMS; TO SPONSOR AND PROMOTE STANDARDBRED RACING, BREEDING, TRAINING, AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA; TO REPRESENT HORSEMEN/WOMEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS WITH RACETRACK OPERATIONS AND TO TAKE OTHER ACTIONS IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THE STANDARDBRED RACING INDUSTRY IN THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Last Grant Year2024
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Indianapolis, IN
Buck Creek Players creates and presents exceptional community theatre. We value: Providing educational and lifelong learning opportunities; Producing theatre that involves, engages, reflects, and nourishes the community; Maintaining a strong and diverse volunteer base; Ensuring equitable opportunities for all, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, socio-economic status, or age, ; Creating an atmosphere of caring, support, inclusion, and professionalism; Balancing artistic vision and expression with financial stability; and Maintaining an intimate setting.
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FORT WAYNE, IN
INDIANA CENTER FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE (ICMEP) IS AN INDEPENDENT NON-SECTARIAN CENTER DEDICATED TO EDUCATING FOR PEACE WITH JUSTICE AND PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTER-CULTURAL ENCOUNTER LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. THROUGH ITS PROGRAMS, ICMEP: (1) PROVIDES CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CULTURES, MOVEMENTS, AND ISSUES IN THE MIDDLE EAST THAT IMPACT THE ENTIRE GLOBE, AS WELL AS THE US POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS IMPACT ON THOSE CULTURES, MOVEMENTS, AND ISSUES; (2) BREAKS DOWN STEREOTYPES; (3) CHALLENGES INTOLERANCE, INJUSTICE, AND PREJUDICE IN ALL ITS FORMS; AND (4) PROMOTES STRATEGIES OF NON-VIOLENT CONFLICT RESOLUTION, SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION, AND SUSTAINABLE PEACE.
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The Alliance is dedicated to changing the policies and institutions that limit the full societal inclusion of people with disabilities in Indiana.
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