Business + Intellectual Property Attorneys
How can feminist research help strengthen corporate accountability in Uganda?⁉️
📌Call for Expressions of Interest:
CivFund is inviting qualified consultants to apply for a study assessing the capacities of corporate accountability umbrella organisations in Uganda from a feminist perspective.
This assignment will help generate insights to strengthen feminist corporate accountability work across environmental degradation, labour rights, and access rights within Uganda’s ASM sector.
If you have experience in feminist research methodologies, capacity assessments, and corporate accountability work, this is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful, movement-strengthening research.
Send your expression of interest, including technical and financial proposals, to info@civsourcea.com by 18th March 2026.
📌Read the full ToR and apply.
#CivFund #CorporateAccountability #FeministResearch #ConsultancyCall #Uganda
In January, 36 participants from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Rwanda, and Burundi came together in Arusha for an intensive human rights training hosted by MS-TCDC and facilitated by Equitas and Tusonge, beginning a journey that reshaped how they understand leadership, workplace culture, and community engagement. Through practical sessions, role plays, documentaries, and cultural exchange, the training showed that human rights are not abstract ideas but a vital framework for fair, respectful, and responsible action in everyday work and program implementation. From identifying discrimination and unsafe environments to strengthening inclusive leadership, ethical practice, and accountability, the experience equipped participants to become more thoughtful leaders and human rights defenders committed to building safer, more just, and people-centered communities.
#HumanRightsInPractice.
A new report argues that India’s biggest force in philanthropy is not billionaire pledges or corporate budgets, it is households. Drawing on more than 7,000 interviews across 20 states, the How India Gives 2025 report estimates household giving at about 540 billion rupees a year, spanning cash, in-kind support, and volunteering. Much of this generosity is local, faith-shaped, and driven by everyday obligation rather than formal fundraising systems.
ARE YOU A GIRL LED OR YOUNG FEMINIST LED GROUP IN UGANDA, KENYA, OR TANZANIA?
The East African Girls and Young Feminist Fund 2026–2027 Call for Applications is open to support community responsive ideas toward feminist futures and grassroots movement building. Grants are unrestricted, and may be multi year depending on funding availability.
For more information CLICK HERE:
DEADLINE: Apply by 28 February 2026, 11:59 PM East African Time.
HOW TO APPLY
Visit https://CIVFUND.smartsimple.com, select “The East African Girls and Young Feminist Fund 2026–2027 Call”, and follow the prompts.
Alternative: download the form and email it to info@civsourcea.com. Submit only one application.
Download form HERE:
Applications are now open for projects to be implemented in the 2026–2027 cycle. Apply from 23 Jan–28 Feb 2026 (deadline: 28 Feb 2026). Grants are available up to UGX 20,000,000 for partners in Uganda, and under USD 5,000 for partners outside Uganda. No application fee. Apply online via the CIVFUND SmartSimple portal and submit 3–10 images or short video clips as part of your portfolio.