Grants Database
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Year
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Programs
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Amount
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Location
Trace Media Inc.
For continuation of its reporting project on gun violence in the Great Lakes region
$300,000
True Star Foundation
For Dion's Chicago Dream to continue its response to the COVID-19 pandemic
$10,000
Twelve Literary Arts Inc.
To cover additional, COVID-19-related costs necessary to execute its current Joyce Award
$8,300
UnidosUS
To convene a series of roundtable discussions with national advocacy organizations focused on Latino students and develop a shared agenda and messaging around support for state assessments
$25,000
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
To support planning for a new Community Leadership Fellows program that seeks to identify and invest in overlooked talent from the West Side of Chicago
$25,000
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-Los Angeles
To purchase a data set from the National Association of Medical Examiners to conduct research on toxicology data in NVDRS
$1,320
University of California, Davis
For a study of community violence prevention specialists
$230,000
University of California, Davis
To study the short-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic on firearm violence in the United States
$66,710
University of Chicago
To study how the COVID-19 school closures are changing the relationship between educators, parents and students and what that means for the future of K-12 education
$75,000
University of Illinois at Chicago
To describe and promote state fiscal policies that would help stimulate Great Lakes economies in light of the COVID-19 pandemic
$75,000
University of Illinois at Chicago
To study "gig" employers and their relationship with the state's unemployment insurance system
$30,000
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 Southern California
To explore whether a consortia of colleges can collectively shift practices to promote low-income student access and affordability
$75,000