U.S. Mission to Belgium

Description

Correct deadline August 26, 2024 PAA invites proposals for programs and initiatives that help promote an increased understanding of NATOs role in promoting regional peace and security, as well as the rules-based international order. All programs must include a direct tie to the United States. This could be via American experts, organizations, or institutions in a specific field that will promote increased understanding of U.S. foreign policy interests within the Alliance. Examples of PAA Small Grants Program projects include, but are not limited to Academic and professional lectures, seminars, and speaker programs Artistic and cultural workshops, performances, and exhibitions Professional and academic exchanges, programs, and trainings Digital engagements and content creation Establishing core leadership or influencer groups, such as a young leaders network Developing educational materials Priority Region While activities targeting NATO Allies and partner countries will be prioritized, programs that support NATO objectives or increase understanding of NATO in other strategically important countries will also be considered. Priority Program Areas Countering disinformation and misinformation Media independence or media literacy NATO deterrence and defense, including its new military plans Hybrid security threats and emerging technologies Science and technology NATO and Africa, Asia, or Latin America NATO partnerships Russian malign influence in the Euro Atlantic area The Peoples Republic of Chinas expanding use of economic, political, and military power Climate security Women, Peace, and Security Young professionals and next generation engagement

Who can apply

• Nonprofits with 501(c)(3) status (other than higher education)

Contact

USNATOPAAGrantsDL@state.gov