Grants Database
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Year
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Programs
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Amount
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Location
The Metropolitan St. Louis Equal Housing Opportunity Council
To support Equity Legal Services' efforts to address systemic water infrastructure failures in Centreville, Illinois and surrounding communities
$120,000
The Police Foundation
To conduct research assessing the impact of the 2015 Final Report of President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing
$250,000
The Surge Institute
For a fellowship program that builds and supports a pipeline of black and Latino leaders in education policy
$200,000
Tides Center
To support the Alliance for Safety and Justice's campaign to redirect federal grant dollars towards violence prevention programs at the state and local level
$100,000
Trace Media Inc.
For continuation of its reporting project on gun violence in the Great Lakes region
$300,000
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
For the Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund
$250,000
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
To support the Bridging the K-12 Digital Divide effort in Chicago
$250,000
University at Albany
For research to examine the justice system response to illegal gun possession in the state of New York
$142,287
University of California, Davis
For a study of community violence prevention specialists
$230,000
University of North Carolina Wilmington - Watson College of Education
To understand how budget cuts might impact rural student access at public universities and to identify federal policy implications
$101,536
University of Washington Bothell
To research COVID-19 pandemic learning pods and understand how their innovative use of school time, money, and staffing can inform the future of public education, especially for low-income children and children of color
$100,000
Vera Institute of Justice Inc.
To support the Safety & Fairness for Everyone (SAFE) Initiative which, among other things, provides legal services to immigrants facing detention and deportation
$300,000
Veterans Education Success
To support state policies to better monitor low-quality colleges, publish research on selective public colleges, and to support all colleges in best practices for enrolling veterans
$430,000
Violence Policy Center
For research, publication, education, and technical support to reduce firearms violence in the Great Lakes region and the nation, and for policy research to inform regulation of the gun industry
$150,000
Voices for Racial Justice
To advance democracy and support community participation in civic engagement processes like redistricting among BIPOC communities in Minnesota
$120,000