Library

Home / Funding / Institutional Challenge Grant / Applicant Resources Institutional Challenge Grant / Applicant Resources Application: Currently closed The online application is now closed. The next...

Person

Rebecca Ryan

Georgetown University

Person

Jenny Irons

William T. Grant Foundation

Blog Post

President’s Comment: Dual Enrollment Policy and Practice as a Potential Strategy for Reducing Inequality in Youth Outcomes

In October, the Dual Enrollment Research Collaborative, an initiative spearheaded by the Joyce Foundation and the Collaborative for Higher Education Research and Policy at the University of Utah,...

Adam Gamoran

11/15/2023

Mentoring Grants

Applicant Resources

Resources on this page include applicant guidance, Research-Practice Partnerships, and additional resources geared toward applicants of the Foundation’s research grants on reducing inequality, as...

Page

Contact

Page

Transparency Statement

Page

Plagiarism Policy

Page

Privacy Policy

Grant

Redesigning the Child Tax Credit to Reduce Economic Inequality: Changes to Benefits and Administration

How can the Child Tax Credit be redesigned to better meet the needs of Black, Latinx, and mixed-immigration-status families to reduce economic inequality?

Theresa Anderson, Elaine Maag and Rebecca Quick

The Urban Institute

2023 – 2025
$497,580.00

Person

Theresa Anderson

The Urban Institute

Person

Elaine Maag

The Urban Institute

Funding

Mentoring Grants

Status:

Closed

Next Deadline:

TBD

The 2026 competition will be announced in fall 2025.

Blog Post

The Foundation’s Approach to Career Development: Our Mentoring Philosophy

Mentoring is a cornerstone of the Foundation’s approach to supporting the career development of junior researchers. For instance, while applicants of the William T. Grant Scholars program must...

Foundation Staff

10/25/2023

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
$300,000.00

Person

Blair Gage

National Public Radio

Grant

Increasing Teacher Diversity, Supply, and Retention through Grow Your Own Programs

Are programs that recruit local teachers from underrepresented backgrounds an effective way to build and retain teacher diversity and serve students of color?

Matthew Kraft

Brown University

2023 – 2026
$525,000.00

Grant

Child Poverty Impacts of Safety Net Responses to COVID-19

Do policies that reduce administrative burden in social safety net programs reduce child poverty rates and narrow racial and ethnic disparities in benefit participation?

Matthew Mizel

Behavioral Ideas Lab, inc. (DBA ideas42)

2023 – 2026
$326,708.00

Filter by

Focus Areas

Programs

Year

Categories

All Articles

egid

Selection Committee

Scholars Selection Committee

Rebecca Ryan

Jenny Irons

President’s Comment: Dual Enrollment Policy and Practice as a Potential Strategy for Reducing Inequality in Youth Outcomes

Applicant Resources

Contact

Transparency Statement

Plagiarism Policy

Privacy Policy

Redesigning the Child Tax Credit to Reduce Economic Inequality: Changes to Benefits and Administration

Theresa Anderson

Elaine Maag

Mentoring Grants

The Foundation’s Approach to Career Development: Our Mentoring Philosophy

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

Blair Gage

Increasing Teacher Diversity, Supply, and Retention through Grow Your Own Programs

Child Poverty Impacts of Safety Net Responses to COVID-19

Popular Searches

Funding

President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

Focus Areas

President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

About

President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

Library

Filter by

Focus Areas

Programs

Year

Categories

All Articles

Subscribe for Updates