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  Possible grants for digital literacy programs

  Posted by DrRon Suarez on March 8, 2024 at 2:42 pm

  To find federal grants for digital literacy programs, there are several resources you can utilize:

  1. Grants.gov: This is the primary portal where U.S. government grants are listed. You can search for grants related to digital literacy by using keywords and applying relevant filters.

  2. Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS): IMLS often offers grants focused on improving digital literacy through libraries and community organizations.

  3. Department of Education: The U.S. Department of Education occasionally has grant programs targeting digital literacy, especially in educational contexts.

  4. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA): NTIA sometimes has grants related to broadband expansion and digital inclusion, which can encompass digital literacy.

  5. State and Local Government Grants: Some states and local governments also offer grants focusing on digital literacy. It’s worth checking with your state’s Department of Education or similar agencies.

  6. Nonprofit and Foundation Grants: While not federal, many nonprofits and foundations offer grants for digital literacy. Examples include the Gates Foundation and the Knight Foundation.

  To apply, you’ll typically need to prepare a detailed proposal outlining your program, its goals, the population it serves, and how the grant will be used. It’s also important to keep an eye on application deadlines and eligibility requirements.

  If you need assistance in grant writing or structuring your proposal, I can provide guidance on best practices.

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