Epidemic of Violence: Missing and Murdered Women of Color
There is an epidemic of violence against women, girls, transgender and gender non-binary people of color; many have experienced harm, gone missing or been murdered across the U.S. and in the Chicago region.
The perpetual invisibility of the lives of women and girls in our communities experiencing gender-basedviolence is why CFW has a dedicated grant program focused on supporting community solutions,
interventions, and deeper interrogations to understand the root causes of this on-going epidemic. We believe this is of great importance and we are extending our voice and dollars to draw sustained attention and resources to this issue.
About
Epidemic of Violence: Missing and Murdered Women of Color focuses on program and general operating support grants supporting community solutions, interventions, and deeper interrogations to understand the root causes of this on-going epidemic New and renewal applications for the Epidemic of Violence: Missing and Murdered Women of Color are considered as a part of CFW’s spring grant review. Please see the How to Apply page for guidelines and due dates.
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Contact
Lora York, Senior Program Officer, at lyork@cfw.org or 312.577.2814.