Grant

William T. Grant Foundation Archive Materials at the Rockefeller Archive Center

The Rockefeller Archive Center was founded in 1974 to bring together the existing archives of the Rockefeller family, Rockefeller Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Rockefeller University, and such other Rockefeller-related institutions as wanted to make their archives available to qualified scholars. When it opened to researchers in August 1975 the mission of the Center was, as it remains, to maintain an optimum level of professional management for the archives entrusted to its care, and therefore to provide the highest possible level of access for the researchers who come to the Center.

The Rockefeller Archive Center was founded in 1974 to bring together the existing archives of the Rockefeller family, Rockefeller Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Rockefeller University, and such other Rockefeller-related institutions as wanted to make their archives available to qualified scholars. When it opened to researchers in August 1975 the mission of the Center was, as it remains, to maintain an optimum level of professional management for the archives entrusted to its care, and therefore to provide the highest possible level of access for the researchers who come to the Center.

About This Grant

Principal Investigator Erwin Levold, Rockefeller University
Grant Period December 2006 – November 2009
Programs Capacity-Building and Communications
Grant Amount
$169,000.00

Related content

Grant

In Support of NPR’s Coverage of Children, Youth and Families

The grant will support National Public Radio’s (NPR) continuing coverage of trends and developments that affect children and youth in the United States.
Blair Gage
National Public Radio
2023 – 2025
$300,000
Grant

Shifting the Academic Ecology to Support Community Engaged Scholarship

The American Sociological Association will pilot a structured process for engaging sociology departments and relevant institutional administrators at three institutions in a review of their promotion and tenure criteria.
Heather Washington
American Sociological Association
2023 – 2024
$49,990
Grant

Public Learning for a Multiracial Democracy: A Project to Construct a New Narrative

The purpose of this grant is to build a new narrative and ultimately contribute to a social movement that counterbalances the current wave of hostility to antiracist education.
Amy Wells
Bank Street College Of Education
2022 – 2024
$299,999
Grant

Planning a comprehensive evaluation of the Community Foundation Opportunity Network’s aligned action network initiative – Nexus of Equity and Opportunity Nationwide (NEON)

This grant will provide funds to plan a comprehensive evaluation of Nexus for Equity and Opportunity Nationwide (NEON), an initiative of the Community Foundation Opportunity Network (CFON).
Tom Kelly
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
2022 – 2024
$150,000
Grant

R3: Making up for Unfinished Instruction and Equitable Recession-Induced Layoffs

The Education Trust will partner with Jean Grossman and Matthew Kraft to tackle two pressing policy issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic: unfinished instruction and recession-induced layoffs.
Allison Socol
The Education Trust
2022 – 2022
$25,000

Subscribe for Updates

The William T. Grant Foundation invests in high-quality research focused on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and improving the use of research evidence in decisions that affect young people in the United States.
Contact Us
60 E. 42nd Street, 43rd Fl. New York, NY  10165
Privacy PolicyPlagiarism PolicyTransparency Statement
© 2023 William T. Grant Foundation