Grants Database
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Year
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Programs
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Amount
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Location
Ohio Voice
To support Honesty for Ohio Education's efforts to expand the coalition to defend honesty and equity in education in Ohio
$65,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College
To investigate predatory certificates and graduate degrees in higher education
$200,000
Shriver Center on Poverty Law
To understand and elevate the challenges for gig and misclassified workers in Illinois and to put forward policy recommendations on how Illinois policy makers can address those challenges (9 mos)
$75,000
Stand for Children Leadership Center - Illinois
For a series of focus groups of Chicago parents to understand their views on the governance structure of the Chicago Public Schools
$40,000
Stand for Children Leadership Center - Indiana
To advocate for smart educator effectiveness, school assessment/accountability, funding equity, and COVID recovery policies
$150,000
State Higher Education Executive
To test the efficacy of direct admissions college policies and to support states seeking to try those models
$300,000
Teach For America
To advocate for strong teacher preparation, licensure, and data collection policies to ensure an effective, diverse educator workforce in Illinois
$100,000
Teachers College, Columbia University
To research an equity-driven dual enrollment policy in Ohio and conduct a landscape scan of dual enrollment policies in three states
$400,000
Teachers College, Columbia University
To distill and disseminate community college research for federal policy makers
$75,000
Temple University - The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice
For policy development and advocacy on federal and institutional administrative barriers that might inhibit student progress in college
$200,000
The 74 Media
To support its journalistic efforts to document the impact of the COVID pandemic on U.S. education
$100,000
The Aspen Institute Inc.
To support the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence and the Aspen Rising Presidents Fellowship
$900,000
The Chicago Public Education Fund
To advocate for strong policies to ensure Chicago Public Schools has excellent principals, especially in underserved communities
$650,000
The Education Trust
To support equity-focused policy development and advocacy on teacher diversity, college and career readiness, and accountability and assessment
$425,000
The Institute for College Access and Success Inc.
To advocate for expanding evidence-based community college programs, creating a federal-state partnership, and improving federal student finance policy
$700,000
Tides Center
To support the Public Rights Project work on labor practices at Handy and to explore algorithmic bias in employment platforms
$75,000