Awarded Grants

The Transition to Life Program prepares middle and high school students with special needs for adult life through vocational training, academic training, life skills, independent/assisted living, and community involvement.

Latino Youth-In-Action is an HIV/AIDS education and prevention program.

To support the Society for Research in Child Development’s initiative for Public Summaries from Child Development.

To support the 12th Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research, “Crossing Borders: Linking Prevention Science, Policy and Practice.”

To support the Millennium Fellows Program (MFP), coordinated by the Society for Research in Child Development and the Center for the Study of Human Development at Brown University.

This project aimed to make after-school quality issues a priority for state and local policymakers in the 2004 general election.

How does parent socialization influence academic engagement across cultural groups?

To support Washington Heights-Based Boy Scout Troop 729, who trekked down the Bloodvein River in Manitoba, Canada.

C-Cap provides culinary career opportunities to inner-city youth through culinary arts education at public schools and community based organizations.

Groundwork for Youth is an after-school and summer academic enrichment program for East New York youth.