Funding | IHRA Grant Program for Projects to Safeguard the Historical Record of the Holocaust and Roma Genocide
Thursday, 24 September, 2020
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) grants are awarded to projects which aim to safeguard the historical record (including sites, testimony and archival materials) of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma and which counter distortion.
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What the IHRA funds
The IHRA’s Grant Strategy funds projects in the field of education, remembrance and research with the following objectives:
- To increase capacity of governments and non-governmental institutions to safeguard the record of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma and to counter distortion.
- To encourage the international exchange of good practices and promote historically-informed policymaking.
- To develop educational approaches that enhance awareness of the continuing relevance of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma for the present and the future.
Do you have a project idea that you think would fit? Please consult the Grant Strategy Guidelines for more details on what the IHRA funds and how to apply.
The funding application period runs from September to January each year.