10,599 active funding opportunities
Supports scholarly research using children’s and young adult collections with grants up to $1,500 for travel and lodging.
Supports international collaborative research projects lasting 24-48 months with simultaneous starts in Poland and Switzerland.
Supports visiting scholars researching Burnsiana and Scottish literature using the G. Ross Roy Collection.
Funds development of scalable reversible biostasis methods for biologics manufacturing and cell therapies with regulatory potential.
Funds STEM education, research, and workforce development projects engaging rural and remote communities.
Supports short-term funding to tackle critical pest issues impacting agriculture, ecosystems, and human health in the North Central region.
Funds multi-state, multidisciplinary collaboration to tackle pest management challenges in the North Central region.
Cash rebate up to $1 million for feature narratives, documentaries, and TV productions with qualifying SF labor and expenses.
Grants of $5,000 support North Dakota artists in Dance and Theater for year-long projects to develop new artwork and skills.
Paid traineeships for Ukrainians to develop skills and explore new opportunities at EIT offices.
Scholarship covering first-ever US passport costs for US high school or college students planning to study or volunteer abroad.
Join Maryland's Teaching Artist Roster to gain eligibility for school and community arts grants and increase your visibility in educational arts programs.
Supports AACAP members at all levels with funding for research or professional development in the field.
Funds agricultural equipment projects reducing emissions, prioritizing disadvantaged and low-income communities via local air districts.
Funds U.S. graduate students for independent study or research abroad focused on host country history and culture.
Supports mentorship for medical students to advance careers in child and adolescent psychiatry.
Supports research fellowships focused on substance use disorders in child and adolescent psychiatry.
Funds projects advancing equitable, climate-resilient communities via sustainable infrastructure and environmental justice.
Supports medical students with a summer fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry to gain specialty experience.
Funds Tribal governments to support community-benefit projects in Native American and Indigenous communities.
Scholarship awards $1,500 to GAWWA members or their children for college or vocational studies.
Scholarship awards $1,500 to GAWWA members or their children enrolled in college or vocational school.
Scholarships up to $2,000 support water operator training, certification, degrees, and professional development in Georgia.
Scholarship for MPP students focusing on climate action, sustainability, renewable energy, and energy policy.
