Updated Report from BFW Reveals the Needs and Strength of the Civil Society Sector
Bulgarian Fund for Women has published the second edition of its Needs Survey of Organizations Working on Women’s, Girls’, and Vulnerable Groups’ Issues in Bulgaria. The report, prepared by sociologist Dr. Lea Vaysova, builds on the first national...
The Art of Behaving Badly: Boryana Rossa
Boryana Rossa is an artist and curator. She received her PhD and MFA in Digital Arts from Rensselaer University, Troy, NY (2012), and an MFA in Mural Painting from the National Academy of Art in Sofia. She is currently a professor in the Department of Transmedia at...
The Art of Behaving Badly: Reneta Georgieva
Ренета Георгиева е изкуствовед, културен мениджър и куратор в областта на съвременното изкуство. През последните 15 години се занимава активно с културен мениджмънт и координация на културни проекти и събития. Има богат практически опит в организацията на форуми,...
BFW at the Ariadne 2025 Reconnect Conference in Zagreb: Reshaping the Future of Philanthropy
In early April, the Bulgarian Fund for Women, represented by co-director Gergana Kutseva, participated in the Ariadne 2025 Annual Reconnect conference in Zagreb, held from April 8–10 and co-organised by the Solidarna Foundation. Ariadne, a European peer-to-peer...
The Art of Behaving Badly: Maria Vassileva
Maria Vassileva (born 1961 in Sofia, where she currently lives) graduated in Art Studies from the National Academy of Arts in Sofia (1984). She holds a Doctor of Science degree (2007) and is a curator, art historian, and art critic. She has specialized at the Museum...
The Art of Behaving Badly: Stefka Tsaneva
Stefka Tsaneva is engaged in curatorial, critical, and educational work in the field of contemporary art. She studied Scandinavian Studies and Media Studies at Humboldt University in Berlin and Comparative Art Studies at New Bulgarian University. She has experience as...
Looking Back and Moving Forward: BFW’s 20-Year Legacy and 2024 Highlights
2024 was a landmark year for Bulgarian Fund for Women (BFW) – a year of bold action, partnerships, and our 20th anniversary! We are excited to share some of the key moments and achievements from our 2024 Annual Report, showcasing the strength of the feminist movement...
Bulgarian Fund for Women Strengthens Commitment to Civil Society with Over 4 Million Euro in New Funding
The Bulgarian Fund for Women (BFW) has once again secured strategic funding from the European Commission to advance its mission of strengthening Bulgaria’s democratic civil sector. Over the next three years, €4,266,476 will be invested in the sustainable development...- The Quiet Crisis Hitting Feminist Movements and How Women’s and Feminist Funds are Rising to Meet It
- Updated Report from BFW Reveals the Needs and Strength of the Civil Society Sector
- The Art of Behaving Badly: Boryana Rossa
- The Art of Behaving Badly: Reneta Georgieva
- BFW at the Ariadne 2025 Reconnect Conference in Zagreb: Reshaping the Future of Philanthropy
