The AI Economy Institute invites proposals for research on how AI impacts work and economic value, with a focus on organizational choices. Selected proposals receive $75,000 and travel allowances for workshops.
Who can apply
Cohort 4 is open to researchers affiliated with accredited universities or research institutions worldwide.
Coaching, training and supported attendance at a RIPE Meeting for applicants aged 18 or over who live in the RIPE NCC service region and work or study in Internet coordination.
Who can apply
Residents of RIPE NCC service-region countries only; meetings in Lithuania or Spain. Malaysia is outside the eligible residence region.
A remote research fellowship offering AI model credits, hands-on support and an interdisciplinary cohort for early-career researchers with their own project.
Who can apply
Remote programme; final summit in Paris. The current call states no nationality or residence condition; supervisor agreement and computing access are required.
A fully funded six-week Germany residency on Oceanic Horizons for eligible Humboldt alumni, early-career researchers and civil society or creative practitioners. Applications close 14 December 2026.
Who can apply
International applicants; six weeks in Germany are mandatory. Researchers must hold an academic position and have their long-term residence outside Germany. Civil society, journalism and arts applicants may reside in Germany or elsewhere and must not hold an academic position; citizenship is not the residence test.
This grant supports journalists worldwide in covering the hard costs of in-depth reporting projects focused on AI and surveillance technologies.
Who can apply
Staff and freelance journalists worldwide, including collaborating teams. Credible outlet distribution and letters of commitment are required; additional safety and firm-assignment conditions apply to hostile reporting. Global South reporting is particularly welcomed.
Up to £12,000 for the third stage of Rufford conservation funding. Prior 2nd RSG completion, reporting and a twelve-month payment gap are required.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
Rolling Pulitzer Center grants for ambitious journalism on global health inequities, barriers to care and health risks, with credible outlet distribution.
Who can apply
Freelance and staff journalists, newsrooms and collaborating reporting teams worldwide. Stories need credible distribution through established, trustworthy outlets; conditional safety and outlet-assignment rules apply.
Rolling support for data-driven investigative journalism on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, for newsrooms and journalists worldwide.
Who can apply
Newsrooms and freelance, staff or collaborating journalists worldwide. Proposals must investigate gender equality or women’s and girls’ empowerment, with credible publication plans and conditional outlet/safety requirements.
The Pulitzer Center offers grants for innovative data-driven journalism projects that highlight underreported issues, open to newsrooms and independent journalists worldwide.
Who can apply
Newsrooms and independent, freelance or staff data journalists worldwide. Proposals need a journalistic data-project idea, a credible publication/distribution plan and outlet interest; conditional safety rules apply.
The International Peace Scholarship Fund provides scholarships to international women pursuing graduate degrees in the U.S. and Canada, fostering global peace through education.
Who can apply
Women who are neither citizens nor permanent residents of the U.S. or Canada, studying full time at an eligible U.S. or Canadian institution. A separate admission route applies to international students at Cottey College in Missouri.
Up to £7,000 for a first small-scale nature-conservation project in a Rufford-eligible country, including Malaysia. A staged scheme supports further qualifying work.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
Gerda Henkel Foundation PhD scholarships support full-time doctoral research in the historical humanities. Funding is €1,920 per month for up to two years, with possible family, travel and material support under the provider’s rules.
Who can apply
Any nationality and country of residence. Applicants must be doctoral candidates in the historical humanities and meet the Foundation’s degree, age-at-graduation and full-time-research conditions.
