Adult education scholarship to Ibn Rushd's programme developer
Scholarship of SEK 10,000 to employees in study associations active in Stockholm city for work with adult education and interreligious dialogue.
SEK 10,000
Varies — depends on the scope of the project and the grant provider's assessment.
No fixed deadline specified — applications are usually accepted continuously. Check current dates with the grant provider.
About the grant
The adult education scholarship is awarded by the Cultural Committee in Stockholm city to employees in study associations active in Stockholm city. Mona Nechma, programme developer at Ibn Rushd, received the scholarship in 2019 for her work to make adult education accessible to more people, create space for representation in Swedish culture and promote interreligious dialogue. The scholarship is SEK 10,000 and is awarded during a ceremony at Stockholm City Hall.
Requirements
- The recipient must be an employee in a study association active in Stockholm city
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