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Introducing the Creative Resistance Fund
This site is the new online home of the Creative Resistance Fund, a project of freeDimensional. Welcome! Since formally launching the Creative Resistance Fund, we met Kianoush Ramezani, Iranian...
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Building up to a Fund
Before we ever thought about developing a mobility or strategic opportunity fund at freeDimensional, we had several experiences that showed us the utility of quickly dispersing small amounts of money...
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What Makes the Fund Different
The Creative Resistance Fund (CRF) is a new initiative started by the founder of freeDimensional. Currently CRF is being incubated and fiscally sponsored by freeDimensional. The Fund works in tandem...
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CRF joins Solidarity Fund for Belarus Free Theatre
The December 19th elections in Belarus have come and gone. Alexander Lukashenko has, once again, declared himself the winner with nearly 80 percent of the votes. International observers have condemned...
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CRF seeds Asia Distress Fund
As the Creative Resistance Fund further develops, we will continually look for ways to distribute decision-making and resources to trusted partners in regions where we work. Often times emerging...
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Supporting Community Art Spaces in Senegal & Brazil
I few weeks ago, the Rory Peck Trust asked freeDimensional to host a documentary filmmaker from a neighboring country. The filmmaker’s work as a freelance journalist had placed him in harms way and...
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Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Arts Forum at Khami Prison
The Khami Prison outside Bulawayo hosted a competitive Arts Festival on 6 July 2010. The participants were drawn from all the prison complex units. The festival was organised by Amakhosi Theatre in...
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Malaysia: Cartoon Rights Network statement against banning of Zunar’s...
For the last 10 years the government of Malaysia has been seeking to silence one of the more popular political cartoonists in Kuala Lumpur: Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, better known as Zunar. In the past...
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