It’s September and academic work is again on full throttle. Well, for those looking for small but eminent funding sources for their works, we have some reminder here.

The Antipode Foundation has recently announced its 2015 funding schemes for activities in the field of radical geography. There’s workshop/conferences awards (up to 10,000 £) and the Scholar-Activist award which funds (up to 10,000£) «collaborative research with artistic, community, cultural, grassroots, or social movement groups; the production of educational materials and other innovative pedagogical initiatives; and the promotion of links between universities and institutions/organisations outside the academy». In the Foundations words:

We’d like to see work that is innovative and original, but more than that we want to fund work that is significant: we’d like to support activities that have implications for praxis, to better understand contemporary political concerns and to develop alternatives. Note also that the Foundation especially welcomes applications…