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    Internet Governance Forum Events

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    Internet Governance Forum Events supports forum, youth initiative, and school organizers to foster inclusive Internet governance dialogue and equip future leaders to shape the Internet’s future.

    Funder: Internet Society Foundation

    Due Dates: Closed (application status) | 8–10 weeks before event (submission) | At least 24 hours before deadline (Fluxx registration)

    Funding Amounts: Maximum USD $7,500, $15,000, or $25,000 per event, depending on event type

    Summary: Supports recognized Internet governance forums, youth initiatives, and schools that foster inclusive multistakeholder dialogue and develop future leaders.

    Key Information: Open to registered nonprofits organizing IGF Secretariat-recognized initiatives or eligible Schools on Internet Governance.


    Description

    The Internet Society Foundation’s Internet Governance Forum funding program supports United Nations IGF Secretariat-recognized National and Regional Initiatives (NRIs), recognized youth initiatives, and National and Regional Schools on Internet Governance (SIGs). It promotes open, non-commercial, inclusive multistakeholder dialogue on Internet governance policies and issues, alongside follow-on actions that strengthen the Foundation’s mission.

    The program also supports future Internet governance leaders with the skills, knowledge, expertise, and lived experience to shape the Internet’s future. Forums receive support for organizing activities and encouraging diverse participation, while schools equip diverse actors to participate in Internet governance structures. The Foundation encourages accessible events and equitable participation. Eligibility criteria have been updated for 2026, including specific requirements for publicly available information on event websites.


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