Applications Open for AI and Human Rights Peer-Learning Programme

A peer-learning programme focused on artificial intelligence and human rights is accepting applications, according to fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability, which published the call on Friday, 30 October 2026.

The listing, titled "Call for Applications: AI for Human Rights Peer-Learning Programme," appeared on the funding resource site's grants and sustainability feed. The notice is aimed at organisations and individuals working at the intersection of AI and human rights, per the publisher's description.

The announcement provides limited detail beyond the programme's name and its open call for applicants. FundsforNGOs did not, in the material available, set out eligibility criteria, the format of the peer-learning sessions, the duration of the programme, or any costs involved.

The listing comes as civil society groups increasingly examine how AI systems affect rights and how they can be governed. A peer-learning format typically brings participants together to exchange experience and approaches rather than to follow a single taught curriculum, though the specifics of this programme were not described in the available material.

Readers interested in applying should consult the full call on fundsforNGOs for requirements and instructions, since the summary provided does not include them.

What to watch next: whether fundsforNGOs or the programme's organisers publish further details on eligibility, session structure and application deadlines.