12 June 2024
Time to read: 2min
The IHRA will reopen its Grant Program on July 8, 2024. From then, applicants can apply online to receive IHRA funding.
The IHRA invites organizations to apply with projects that safeguard the record of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma, or counter distortion.
On July 9th at 15.00 CEST we will hold a one-hour webinar for potential applicants to learn everything they need to know about applying for the IHRA Grant Program, including how to apply, tips for writing a strong proposal, and answers to frequently asked questions.
The IHRA is proud to announce the projects it is funding for the 2023 grant cycle.
During World War II, antisemitic propaganda made clever use of stereotyping and conspiracy thinking. The exhibition #FakeImages, a 2020 IHRA Grant project, exposes how this kind of imaging works.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance has been at the forefront of Holocaust education, remembrance and research efforts since its inception in 1998. Over the years, the IHRA Grant Program has emerged as a key component of the organization’s mission, providing support to initiatives worldwide.