Antipode Foundation “Right to the Discipline” grants 2024

Today we launched a call for proposals for Antipode Foundation “Right to the Discipline” grants: https://antipodeonline.org/a-right-to-the-discipline/ We are looking to fund 10-12 projects, and will be accepting applications until 31 March 2025.

Last year we received 225 applications and made 14 grants—a success rate of 6.2%. It has been a pleasure to work with the grant recipients so far, and we look forward to hearing more as their projects come together in the coming months. The teams in Lebanon and Palestine in particular are in our minds and hearts, and we wish the very best to them.

“Black Geographies Collective: Towards Radical Black Geographies from South Africa” (University of Cape Town/University of the Western Cape)

“Environmental and Carceral Violence at the Glades County Detention Center” (American Friends Service Committee/Loyola Marymount University)

“1st Seminar on Abolitionist Geographies / 1º Seminário de Geografias Abolicionistas” (University of São Paulo)

“Sin Miedo: Alter-Securities Across the Global South—An International Workshop” (John Jay College/Security in Context/ Indiana University)

“Abolition Geography in Central America: Anti-Carceral Politics and Legal Advocacy under El Salvador’s State of Exception” (University of Illinois/Justicia Social y Contraloría Ciudadana)

“Palestinian Landscapes & Liberatory Ecologies: Cultivating Transnational Communities of Practice” (Al-Quds Bard College/Al-Quds University/University of Kentucky/American University)

“Debt, Democracy and Authoritarian Regimes in Sri Lanka” (University of Oxford/University of Edinburgh/Institute for Political Economy, Sri Lanka)

“Arab Cities Beyond Violence: Urban Imaginaries, Material Conditions and Political Struggles” (University of Cambridge/ Université libre de Bruxelles/University of Warwick)

“Afro-Peasant Women and Peasant Mobilization for Agrarian Reform in the Colombian Caribbean: Histories of Land, Food, and Resistance” (Universidad de los Andes/Indiana University)

“Redefining Academic Spatialities: The Transformative Arts and Research Initiatives Fellowship (TAARIF)” (Centre for Studies in Gender and Sexuality, Ashoka University)

“Affective Resistance: From Palestine to Magan-djin and Back” (Institute for Collaborative Race Research, Brisbane)

“Utilizing Public Works’ Action Research, Representation and Advocacy in Addressing Urban Destruction in Lebanon” (Public Works Studio, Beirut)

“States of Precarity in UK University Geography” (Royal Geographical Society/Royal Holloway, University of London)

“Data for Tenant Organising: The Community Action Tenants Union Eviction Database” (Maynooth University/CATU Ireland/University of Sheffield).