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American Studies-Community Partnership Grants to Assist American Studies Collaborative, Interdisciplinary Community Projects in Canada
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The U. S. Mission in Canada through its Public Affairs Section is pleased to announce an open competition for assistance awards (grants) through this announcement.
Canadian non-profit institutions, individuals, and educational institutions are invited to apply to the U. S. Mission
in Canada American Studies-Community Partnership Program for awards to support collaborative, interdisciplinary community projects utilizing American studies pedagogy, curriculum, research, and other resources to enhance mutual understanding between Canada and the United States.
The awards are intended to engage American studies practitioners in genuine collaborations with community organizations and the constituents they serve to provide new cultural and educational opportunities.
We will award grants to support projects developed in collaboration with community-based organizations, school districts, libraries, historical societies, museums, and other non-profit entities.
Awards will range from US$5,00 0. 00 to $25,00 0. 00 based upon the availability of funds.
Please see full description on US Mission in Canada website.
Canadian non-profit institutions, individuals, and educational institutions are invited to apply to the U. S. Mission
in Canada American Studies-Community Partnership Program for awards to support collaborative, interdisciplinary community projects utilizing American studies pedagogy, curriculum, research, and other resources to enhance mutual understanding between Canada and the United States.
The awards are intended to engage American studies practitioners in genuine collaborations with community organizations and the constituents they serve to provide new cultural and educational opportunities.
We will award grants to support projects developed in collaboration with community-based organizations, school districts, libraries, historical societies, museums, and other non-profit entities.
Awards will range from US$5,00 0. 00 to $25,00 0. 00 based upon the availability of funds.
Please see full description on US Mission in Canada website.
Who's Eligible
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Request for Applications on US Mission in Canada site
Additional Information of Eligibility:
This request for proposals is intended for Canadian non-profit institutions, individuals, and educational institutions in collaboration with other community-based groups, school districts, public libraries, historical societies, museums, and other non-profit entities.
Proposals must demonstrate a strong working relationship between the Canadian applicant with at least one local Canadian organization providing American studies resources and materials to their constituents.
U. S. non-profit institutions, individuals, and educational institutions are not eligible to apply.
However, U. S. non-profit institutions, individuals, and educational institutions may be a non-local partner organization within the grant proposal.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
http://ottawa.usembassy.gov/content/content.asp?section=can_usa&document=RequestforApplications_12July2010
Contact:
Dr. Crystal Meriwether, Cultural Affairs Officer, U. S. Embassy-Ottawa
Agency Email Description:
MeriwetherC@state.gov
Agency Email:
MeriwetherC@state.gov
Date Posted:
2010-07-19
Application Due Date:
2010-08-15
Archive Date:
2010-09-14
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