How do child welfare agencies use an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to monitor compliance with policy-mandated requirements for the use of research evidence, and how does this practice shape organizational ...
Bell Voices equips New York City’s young people with the tools to report important stories and the skills to thrive in the media careers. Their programming supports youth journalism through podcasts and internships for high school students, mentorships with ...
The Brave House supports young immigrant and refugee women, ages 16-24, in New York City, with a focus on survivors of gender-based violence. They provide free legal aid, community, and holistic services within an environment of joy, friendship, and resilience. ...
Developing Artists Theater Company (DA) empowers underrepresented youth from diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds to fight for positive social change through the practical application of the performing arts. By offering comprehensive, free performing arts education, DA helps young...
With this award, the Foundation will support the Council for Education Development and Research (CEDR) to develop and implement a strategic communications initiative to reinforce public understanding of the value ...
Despite the turbulence around us, the William T. Grant Foundation will remain steadfast in our mission to support research to improve the lives of young people. We will continue to pursue our two focus areas, which are especially critical in ...
We are pleased to announce that the Foundation has awarded five community-based organizations in New York City $25,000 to improve the quality of their youth programs. This year’s Youth Service Improvement Grantees are: Fiver Children’s Foundation, an innovative program ...
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.
