| funder | - Open Society Foundations point in time: 2023; prize money: 794,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support a cohort of young African intellectuals to produce content for Africa Is a Country and beyond
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2023; prize money: 175,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support expert research and analysis on the refugee protection system in the lead up to the 2023 Global Refugee Forum and other policy processes
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2023; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support The New School for Social Research to conduct research on the causes and consequences of the authoritarian turn in democracies
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2023; prize money: 250,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the Institute on Race, Power, & Political Economy to spread awareness about reparative economics and to pilot the concept of "baby bonds" in the Global South as a concrete economic repair initiative
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2021; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support academic activities of the New University in Exile Consortium that foster a sense of intellectual community
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2021; prize money: 125,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support civic-minded scholars whose work advances democracy, diversity and social citizenship
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2021; prize money: 200,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support Africa Is a Country (AIAC), a project of the grantee, to deepen and move mainstream conversations in Africa (and globally) about natural resource extraction, taxation, distribution of wealth and the effects of climate change, as well as to galvanize public debate and organizing towards progressive change
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2021; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide general support
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2021; prize money: 1,040,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the Grantee's work to strengthen global migration governance by equipping it with locally-grounded perspectives and partners to meet today’s migration and refugee protection challenges
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2020; prize money: 175,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support Africa Is a Country, a fiscally-sponsored project of the grantee, to deepen and move mainstream conversations in Africa (and globally) about natural resource extraction, the distribution of wealth and the effects of climate change, as well as to galvanize public debate and organizing towards progressive change
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2020; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide general support
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2020; prize money: 10,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to study the feasibility of an online governance tool for geographically distributed, poor self-employed women delivering in-home beauty services in an urban setting
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2020; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support academic activities that foster a sense of intellectual community
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide general support
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 50,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support research that will address American history through the lens of artist Edward Kienholz's installation "Five Car Stud"
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 111,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support fifteen junior scholars per year from Eurasia at the Democracy & Diversity summer Graduate Institute in Wroclaw, Poland, hosted by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies, in 2019, 2020, and 2021
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support academic activities that foster a sense of intellectual community
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 25,070 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the creation of a research collaboration on cities and migration
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2019; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide support to Africa is Country at The New School
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2018; prize money: 250,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to promote digital equity in partnership with nonprofit, government, and private sector organizations
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2018; prize money: 120,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to study the feasibility of an online governance tool for geographically distributed, poor self-employed women delivering in-home beauty services in an urban setting.
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2018; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the development of strategies and recommendations for the effective implementation of the Global Compact on refugees to the benefit of refugees, host communities, and hosting states
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2018; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide general support
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2017; prize money: 23,805 United States dollar; award rationale: to support ten junior scholars from Eurasia at the Democracy & Diversity summer Graduate Institute in Wroclaw, Poland (July 6-July 22, 2017), hosted by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies, a program of the Grantee
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2017; prize money: 250,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the Grantee's Digital Equity Project to elevate ideas and opportunities to promote digital equity
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2017; prize money: 185,521 United States dollar; award rationale: to (1) continue the Curatorial Research Program in Critical Concerns of Democratic Culture and Governance for a further two rounds, bringing civic-minded but politically vulnerable scholars from Eurasia to cultivate long-term alliances with peers at the New School for Social Research in New York City, and (2) support the attendance of junior scholars at the 2018 Democracy and Diversity summer institute in Wroclaw, Poland.
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2017; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to provide general support
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2017; prize money: 150,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the Grantee’s Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility in its policy advocacy on refugee protection
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2016; prize money: 76,450 United States dollar; award rationale: to support a fellowship program at TCDS for practitioners, scholars, and activists from the Eurasian region who will undertake research projects on issues of democratic culture and governance
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2016; prize money: 250,000 United States dollar; award rationale: To raise awareness of issues related to racialized digital inequity beyond traditional notions of the digital divide, to engage opinion leaders in identification of solutions to digital inequity, and to support a new generation of thinker-doers on issues of digital equity.
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2016; prize money: 30,000 United States dollar; award rationale: to renew general support for the New School
- Open Society Foundations point in time: 2016; prize money: 24,885 United States dollar; award rationale: to support the participation of ten junior scholars from Eurasia (Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine) at the TCDS’s 25th anniversary summer graduate institute in Wrocław, Poland
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