The Research Grants in the Arts (RGA) program is a funding opportunity under the NEA’s Research Awards portfolio. The program supports research studies that investigate the value and/or impact of the arts in American life. Funded projects should have national, regional, or field-wide significance. Projects supported through this program include:
Join us virtually for Effective Study Techniques! Learn study strategies to improve retention, efficiency, and confidence in content. Takeaways include:
We hope to see you there! Join the session below on Tuesday, January 27 at 2 p.m. AZ (MST).
Increasing levels of social, political, and cultural polarization threaten the stability of societies, undermines collective action on global challenges, and impedes human flourishing. While polarization is widely acknowledged, our scientific understanding of its fundamental drivers, manifestations, and potential antidotes remains fragmented and insufficient, especially outside of Western contexts.
Call for Letters of Interest
The Evidence & Evaluation team leads AV’s efforts to strengthen causal evidence in social policy. We believe that understanding which programs and policies work — and which do not — enables policymakers to direct limited resources toward the most effective strategies that improve outcomes at scale.
How can we reimagine team structures and daily practices in ways that honor values, build relationships, and expand collective capacity for impact?
This session highlights how MLFC's Career and Professional Experience Services (CAPES) embedded Principled Innovation to restructure practices, navigate growth amid constraints, and reimagine day-to-day work.
Through values-driven reflection, relationship-building, and collective sensemaking, the CAPES team strengthened agency, clarified decision-making, and redefined student success.
The Challenge: Today's Fragmented Landscape
Today’s learn-to-work ecosystem is fragmented and hard to navigate. Millions of workers, especially those who have built skills outside of traditional degree programs, struggle to show what they can do in ways employers trust and understand.
Join us for a monthly information session to learn more about this innovative staffing model, ask questions and learn about potential next steps for deeper engagement. Participants will explore key model components, see examples from our partners and address frequently asked questions about this approach to strategic school staffing.
Format: Zoom
Cost: FREE
Join us for School Leader Launchpad, a workshop for school leadership teams preparing to launch team-based school staffing models. This two-part workshop supports school leadership teams in designing and launching an effective model tailored to their school’s needs. Leadership teams will develop a clear vision, establish their “why” by exploring current challenges, and create an actionable implementation plan.
This series will take place on April 16 and 23. Registration closes April 8.
Join us for School Leader Launchpad, a workshop for school leadership teams preparing to launch team-based school staffing models. This two-part workshop supports school leadership teams in designing and launching an effective model tailored to their school’s needs. Leadership teams will develop a clear vision, establish their “why” by exploring current challenges, and create an actionable implementation plan.
This series will take place on April 16 and 23. Registration closes April 8.
Join us for a monthly information session to learn more about this innovative staffing model, ask questions and learn about potential next steps for deeper engagement. Participants will explore key model components, see examples from our partners and address frequently asked questions about this approach to strategic school staffing.
Format: Zoom
Cost: FREE