Grants

to build the capacity of Catholic sisters to mobilize African women to work for social justice and advance the sustainable development goals in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.

to provide support for four sisters in a cohort of eight women of faith to assume greater leadership roles and influence decision making in global affairs, with an emphasis in areas where women are most affected yet have the least influence.

to expand the work of the Catholic Volunteer Network's "From Service to Sisterhood" initiative, a program that connects congregations of sisters with lay-women volunteers.

to support the development and implementation of a 30-month curriculum designed to prepare and accompany of core team from 25 religious communities to serve as the catalyst and resource to guide their communities through practices around interculturality.

to provide support for the expansion of the Leadership Pathways program to include a focus on the dramatic transitions and transformations that are facing religious life today.

to support tuition assistance for low-income students attending Catholic schools within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

to establish a special fund within the Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters to augment its support of canonical leadership conferences globally.

to develop and pilot an online certificate-granting program for SLDI alumnae and other Catholic sisters in Africa.

to support research that advances our understanding of Catholic sisters.

to expand and deepen National Catholic Sisters Project (formerly known as National Catholic Sisters Week) to include three additional Catholic colleges and universities located in California, Texas and Wisconsin.