OPEN GATE
OPEN GATE at Harvard funds research and educational activities advancing understanding of sexual orientation and gender identity, supporting projects, conferences, and scholarship on LGBTQIA2S+ topics.
Funder: Harvard University
Due Dates: Rolling (Allow ~1 month for review)
Funding Amounts: $100–$10,000 per project; typical awards by activity type (see details below).
Summary: Supports scholarship, research, and educational initiatives related to sexual orientation and gender identity at Harvard.
Key Information: Open to Harvard students, faculty, staff, and affiliates; not for alumni-only applicants.
Description
OPEN GATE is a grant program at Harvard University dedicated to supporting scholarship, research, and educational activities focused on sexual orientation and gender identity. The program funds a broad range of initiatives, including research projects, conferences, symposia, student group activities, performances, publications, and travel to academic events. The overarching goal is to advance academic understanding, foster open dialogue, and promote the dignity and well-being of LGBTQIA2S+ individuals within the Harvard community.
