Situated at the intersection of fundamental and applied research and development, the DRK-12 program supports research projects that seek to transform and strengthen formal preK-12 STEM education through innovative approaches, tools, and practices. Studies at the intersection of fundamental and applied research will address both generalizable scientific knowledge and applied classroom strategies (Stokes, 1997).
We believe that much of our nation's needed innovation will spring from grassroots organizations' daily efforts in local communities. The foundation has been proud to support hundreds of nonprofits that are working tirelessly to transform our food system, revitalize the environment, and enhance community health. We aspire to transform food systems, revitalize the environment, and enhance community health. We envision a healthy, just, ecologically thriving world for all people.
The Toyota Foundation Research Grant Program, Interlinkages and Innovation for Future Societies, invites research proposals that address social issues with an awareness of the “connections” among people, between people and nature, and between people and things and technologies.
An event for non-ASU members of the NSF AccelNet Grant in collaboration with MLFC.
05/01 - 8 a.m - 5 p.m. - College Avenue Commons
05/02 - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Walton Center for Planetary Health
This event is an opportunity for MLFC's Doctoral graduates of 2025 to celebrate their academic achievements with their faculty, peers, staff, families and friends.
An event for public schools leadership and district leaders to discuss strategic staffing with the Next Education team-teaching model and their implementation of AVID.
The purpose of the POSE program is to support a new pathway for translating research or innovation results by supporting managing organizations that facilitate the creation and growth of sustainable, high-impact OSEs around already-developed open-source products, tools, and artifacts.