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Project Grant - Dance and Circus

The Project Grant for Dance and Circus is designed to support projects that promote artistic development for professional dancers, choreographers, and circus artists. The grant supports projects with clearly formulated goals and defined start and end dates. Applications can be for creating new works, experimenting with new working methods, or developing new ideas. The grant covers costs directly related to the project, such as salaries for participants, materials, premises rental, or travel expenses. Grant recipients are selected based on the quality of artistic activities and the applicant's financial need. The program aims to distribute grants to artists in different parts of Sweden and across a variety of artistic expressions. The grant must be requisitioned by October 1st of the award year and requires a report within one month of the project's completion date.

Fredrika Bremer Förbundets Stipendiestiftelse

The Fredrika Bremer Association's Scholarship Foundation annually awards study scholarships to young full-time female students at the university level. The foundation was established in 1887 with the initiative of Sophie Leijonhufvud-Adlersparre (Esselde), a leading force in the women's movements of the 19th century who also founded the Swedish Red Cross and Friends of Handicraft before establishing the Fredrika Bremer Association in 1884. Over the years, the foundation has received numerous donations, several designated for specific professional training for women. Additionally, there are a number of scholarships for those who are both born and raised in the same county (län) in Sweden. The scholarships support young women pursuing higher education studies and applications are accepted annually during a specific period. The foundation continues the legacy of promoting women's education and professional development that began over a century ago.