FRIDA: The Young Feminist Fund 2024

Profile

Grants

2019-2022: $510,000
2024: $250,000

People

Women , Youth

Places

Global

Programs

Phase 2

Fortifying Feminist-led Youth Movements

Young women, girls, and trans youth bring unique and essential perspectives to the climate crisis. Our grants between 2019 and 2022, totaling $510,000, supported FRIDA: The Young Feminist Fund to grow their climate and environmental justice impact in the Global South. With this funding, FRIDA supported activities such as: capacity building for teen and single parents for Climate Smart Innovative Agriculture programs; construction of an ecological center for agroecological trainings; organizing against palm oil plantations in Central Kalimantan; and more.

As part of our 2024-25 participatory grantmaking pilot strategy in 2024, CJRF awarded FRIDA an additional $250,000 to provide renewal grants to organizations, groups, and coalitions within their climate and environmental justice portfolio. FRIDA’s grantmaking strategy is created in conversation with young feminist organizers and mirrors the organizing needs and practices of young feminist movements. This ensures that funding priorities reflect the needs of those directly impacted by climate change.

Why FRIDA: The Young Feminist Fund 2024?

Led by young feminists for young feminists, FRIDA’s grantmaking connects, empowers, and builds knowledge among young women, girls, and trans youth. The result? More activists and advocates creating change. FRIDA brings a strong reputation and an innovative regranting model that puts decision-making in the hands of young feminists as agents of change. This ensures that funding priorities reflect the needs of those directly impacted by climate change.

Explore Blogs & Learnings About FRIDA: The Young Feminist Fund 2024

Youth at the Center of Climate Justice

Youth at the Center of Climate Justice

CJRF convened representatives of our partner organizations to reflect on the role of youth at the COP26 climate talks and beyond. This webinar was the second in a three-part series on how aspects of identity link to climate justice and resilience.
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