To begin an application, complete the online Proposal Intake Form at least 30 days prior to sponsor deadline.
The Longview Foundation seeks to build a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world by equipping youth with a global perspective and understanding of political, social, and environmental issues worldwide.
The Longview Foundation seeks to build a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world by equipping youth with a global perspective and understanding of political, social, and environmental issues worldwide.
The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) provides scientific evidence to improve education practice and policy and shares that evidence in ways that can be used by educators, parents, policymakers, researchers, and the public.
Within IES, the National Center for Education Research (NCER) supports a program of field-initiated research to build knowledge and understanding of education practice and policy.
Welcome back, MLFC Sun Devils!
Join us on the first day of classes, August 20, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Farmer Education Building Atrium to cool off your first-day jitters. MLFC's Student Success Team will be there to calm your nerves by helping you:
- Find your classes
- Navigate your My ASU portal
- Answer any questions you have
Swing by or RSVP below — we hope to see you there!
The NAEd/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship supports early career scholars working in critical areas of education research. Through professional development, funding, and mentorship from senior scholars, the fellowship enhances the career and research opportunities of the fellow.
As a highly competitive initiative, this fellowship annually identifies and supports 20 of the most exceptional researchers conducting postdoctoral studies relevant to education.
The award
Save the date: MLFC Fall All-College Meeting
All faculty and staff are invited to join us in person for MLFC's Fall All-College Meeting on Friday, September 18 at the ASU Tempe campus. We will gather in the Arizona Ballroom at the Memorial Union.
If you’re planning to apply, please reach out to Ashley O’Brion in advance.
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Community health challenges in Arizona are complex, involving issues such as healthcare access, community conditions, and disparities among communities throughout the state. When taken together, these root cause factors form intricate systems that produce the health inequities we see daily.
Spark Grants are planning grants to support collaboratives to plan and identify solutions toward systemic change. By the end of the grant period, collaboratives will have identified the necessary steps and calculated costs needed to achieve its systems change project.
Who Should Apply?
Collaboratives that have built their capacity with the right partners in the right roles and are ready to plan their systems change.