Grants

Forethought Foundation for Global Priorities Research has the goal of promoting academic work to address actions that influence the long-run future. It is a project of the Centre For Effective Altruism and works closely with the Global Priorities Institute at Oxford University.
If you are a Master or PhD student researching global priorities (ex: global catastrophe, very long-term growth, human extinction, decision theory,...), you can apply to their Global Priorities Fellowship to receive a grant of £5,000. There have also major research grants for bigger projects and prizes for Undergraduate thesis.

IWMF is an NGO that promotes training, safety, and opportunities to female journalists, intending to transform the global news media. Under their Programs, you will find their Grants and Funds to help women journalists expose under-reported stories, develop their skills, and launch their projects. They have different grant types, with different purposes, attributed to individuals or teams, depending on the grant. They also have an Emergency Fund is aimed at US journalists (including male-identifying) and a Black journalists therapy relief fund.

Effective Altruism (EA) Funds is a platform where you can donate to funds lead by experts that will distribute the money to the highest-impact charities, to maximize the opportunities to do good (think mutual fund but for charitable donations).
You can also apply to receive the funding if you have a project in one of these four subjects: Animal Welfare, Effective Altruism, Global Health, and Long Term global priorities

Open Road Alliance gives grants to social enterprises and nonprofits across different countries and sectors. The grants, averaging between $80,000 and $120,000, aim to address unexpected roadblocks or opportunities. To apply, your project must be mid-implementation (meaning that if it were not for the roadblock or opportunity, there would be no need for the grant) and carry a great potential for multiplying outcomes.