Grants

U.S. National Science Foundation

Accelerating Research through International Network-to-Network Collaborations

National Institutes of Health

Accelerating Solutions to Improve Access and Quality of Empirically-Supported Practices for Youth Mental Health (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

National Institutes of Health

Accelerating the Pace of Substance Use Research Using Existing Data (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

National Institutes of Health

Accelerating the Pace of Substance Use Research Using Existing Data (R21 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

State Education Department

Programming which assists people with the most significant disabilities in obtaining and maintaining competititve employment in an integrated setting with ongoing support services .

Seniors Creating Art

Access to Art Expansion- West Seattle is a free weekly art workshops for one-year for the residents living in four Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) Senior Living Buildings in the West Seattle/High Point Neighborhoods. As well as weekly art programming, there will be monthly Intergenerational Creative Nights held at a selected SHA building and a Summer Community-wide ArtWalk taking place in High Point. The purpose of this project is to improve the physical and mental health of participants and provide jobs for artists within the Seattle region.

University of Oregon Libraries

In the second year of this multi-year project, the Archives of Northwest Folklore will improve access to Oregon Folklife Program (OFP) collections in a project that makes effective use of existing library technologies and programs, notably the Archivists' Toolkit (AT), a free and open-source data management system that facilitates publication of finding aids and catalog records, and Northwest Digital Archives (NWDA), an Orbis Cascade Alliance program that provides access to finding aids through an online database. The collections comprise fieldwork documentation generated by of the OFP, which was located at the Oregon Historical Society (OHS) until 2009, and replaced in 2011 as the state's public folklore organization by the Oregon Folklife Network (OFN), located at the University of Oregon. In this year of the project the Archives will use tools it developed during the first year to minimally reprocess collections, inventory and assess media materials, build a collections database, and publish finding aids and catalog records. The primary goal is to improve public access to Oregon folklife collections.

Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA)

Funded through the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grant, the ACCESS program provides individuals eligible for TANF-funded programs with case management and other support services needed to pursue career goals through higher education. ACCESS provides the following support to low-income individuals: tuition assistance; initial and ongoing assessment, case management, and counseling services; remediation and tutorial services; career counseling and job placement; and two-year career follow-up on graduates.

Friends of Picardo Farms P-patch

Friends of Picardo Farms P-Patch will revitalize and improve accessibility at Picardo P-Patch (8040 25th Ave NE) with a hands-on, volunteer-driven construction project starting Dec 2020. They will rebuild and augment existing accessible garden beds, significantly improve several critical paths and add accessible gardening tools and storage.

Center Park Residence Council

Create an adapted technology computer learning center at the Center Park residence providing access for people with a wide range of disabilities and to the community. This is a joint project with the Seattle Housing Authority

Oregon Health & Sciences University Library

Collaborate with the Northwest Narrative Medicine Collaborative (NWNMC) to expand and improve Accessible Narrative Medicine, a digital library which centers the work of artists and creatives who are Black, Indigenous, people of color, LGBTQIA+, and people with disabilities in curriculum, facilitator trainings, and community workshops.

City of Gainesville

ACCHH

CDFI

Accion-CAMBA CDFI 18

CDFI

Accion-Utica CDFI 19

EAP

ACCORD EAP Center 16-17

EAP

ACCORD Entrepreneurial Assistance Program Center 17-18

U.S. National Science Foundation

Accountable Institutions and Behavior

Accurate Biometrics Inc.

National Defense and Public Order and Security and Safety Services

Academy for Character Education Charter School

ACE Charter UST Removal

Market NY - RC5 - DED Local Cash

Ace of Diamonds Tourism Enhancement Capital

Shunpike

ACES is a BIPOC-led arts conference that fosters community, showcases talent, and facilitates professional development for BIPOC artists. It features performances, exhibits, workshops, films, presentations, artist talks, and info sessions. The conference will take place on April 2 & 3, 2022, at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, located at 104 17th Ave S Seattle WA.

Area Cooperative Educational Services

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Area Cooperative Educational Services

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Shunpike

Shunpike will organize ACES: Artists of Color Expo and Symposium, a POC-centered and led art conference that fosters community, showcases talent, facilitates professional development, and provides resources, will be held on February 28th-29th, 2020 at Seattle Center, 305 Harrison Street.