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Hi there! A new round of opportunities has landed in our #CivilSocietyDigest, take a look:
➨ PILnet is holding the Eurasia Pro Bono Week (online) from June 2-4 on the subject of “Pro Bono and Access to Justice in Eurasia: Partnerships, Cross-Border Cases, and Support for Vulnerable Groups”. This year’s programme features three online sessions focusing on the different aspects of pro bono collaboration, held in English and Russian, as well as one on accessing high-quality legal support for civil society organisations in Russian. Register here.
➨ JX Fund is launching the Newsroom Pivot Program in collaboration with the Center for Sustainable Media and Gazetta. and is taking applications. This opportunity is designed for journalists in exile from Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Russia and Syria who are looking to try new projects. The four month programme has opened for applications, a process which has three stages. Apply by May 26.
➨ EL*C - EuroCentralAsian Lesbian* Community is offering two grants for up to 50,000€ through its Lesbian Economic Power Funding Streams. This grant is aimed at supporting organisations from outside of the European Union in Europe and Central Asia for a time period of 24 months. Apply by June 8.
➨ CitizensLab e.V. invites community leaders, NGO workers, facilitators, activists and other change-makers to join the 3-day Art of Hosting and Harvesting Meaningful Conversations training, which will take place in Berlin on 4–6 June 2026. The programme will focus on participatory leadership, facilitation and regenerative dialogue, combining theoretical input with hands-on practice for those working with complex social challenges and collaborative processes. More information here.
➨ The Council of Europe is holding its 2026 Democracy Hackathon in Strasbourg from 17-19 June. As part of the New Democratic Pact for Europe, this event is aimed at teams of 3-4 people with different profiles who will spend three days developing practical, rights-based solutions to a shared challenge. A grant of 50,000€ will be distributed among the winning teams. Register by June 5.