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We acknowledge the generous support of the following foundations and individuals for both the Main Site and the Sections

2011-2012

  • Eric Abraham Charitable Trust (OurBeeb debate)
  • The Barrow Cadbury Trust (50.50 - People on the Move)
  • Esmee Fairbairn Foundation (50.50 - Centrestage)
  • Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust
  • Hauser-Rapse Foundation (Editorial transition fund)
  • HIVOS ( 50.50 Religion Gender Politics)
  • International Council on Human Rights (50.50 - Governing poverty, Risking rights?)
  • JAS Fund (Arab Awakening)
  • Marmot Trust (Editorial transition fund)
  • Mulberry Trust (Arab Awakening)
  • Natur och kultur (Editorial transition fund)
  • Network for Social Change (Arab Awakening)
  • Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (openSecurity)
  • Oak Foundation (50.50)
  • The Open Society Institute
  • David & Elaine Potter Charitable Foundation
  • David & Elaine Potter Charitable Foundation (OurKingdom)
  • Rockefeller Brothers Fund (Editorial transition fund)
  • Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
  • Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust (OurKingdom)
  • William Sieghart / Esmée Fairbairn Foundation (Editorial transition fund)
  • The Sigrid Rausing Trust (Editorial transition fund)
  • The Tedworth Charitable Trust (Exile Nation Project)
  • TIDES: New Field Foundation (50.50 - OurAfrica and Nobel Women’s Initiative Partnership)
  • Tinsley Foundation (Editorial transition fund)
  • University of East London (Arab Awakening)
  • USA for Africa (50.50 - OurAfrica)
  • Andrew Wainwright Reform Trust (OurKingdom)

    Individuals:

    Costas Carras, Charles Chadwyck-Healey; Greg Dyke (OurKingdom); David Elstein; Clare Enders; Jeremy Fox; Jeremy Hardie; Judith Herrin; Ann Lapping; John Mills; Mark Oliver; Jo Stanislaw; Dennis Stevenson.

    2010

  • The Barrow Cadbury Trust
  • The Charles E Chadwyck-Healey Charitable Trust
  • David & Elaine Potter Charitable Foundation
  • Hivos
  • The Open Society Institute
  • The Open Trust
  • The Tedworth Charitable Trust
  • Heinrich Boell Foundation
  • Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
  • John Jackson

    2009

  • The Barrow Cadbury Trust
  • The Charles E Chadwyck-Healey CharitableTrust
  • David & Elaine Potter Charitable Foundation
  • Hivos
  • The Marmot Charitable Trust
  • The Open Society Institute
  • The Open Trust
  • The Tedworth Charitable Trust
  • Tides Foundation
  • The Tinsley Foundation

    2008

  • Atlantic Philanthropies
  • Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
  • The Ford Foundation
  • J B H Jackson
  • The Joseph Rowntree Foundation
  • Polden Puckham Charitable Trust
  • Reed Foundation
  • Stichting Hivos
  • Wainwright Trust

    Past Supporters

  • Institute of Development Studies, Sussex University
  • Joukowsky Family Foundation
  • New World Foundation
  • The Paul Hamlyn Foundation
  • Rockefeller Brothers Fund
  • Rockefeller Foundation
  • Sigrid Rausing.

    Individuals : Heidi Bergemann, John Cleese, Charles Ann Cotton, Carl Djerassi, David Elstein, Jeremy Hardie, Judith Herrin, Anthony Barnett, Reinhard Hesse, Diego Hidalgo, John Jackson, Nelly Munthe, Pamela Raspe, Hermann Hauser.

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