Home
Main Menu
About Youth Today
Our Team
- Our Interns
Youth Today Advisory Council
Our Donors
Journalists: Work with Us
Write a Guest Opinion Essay
Advertise
Contact us
Donate Today
Subscribe
Log In

Youth Today

News
Opinion
- All Opinion
- Changing the Odds Remix
Disabled Youth Today
Grants & Jobs
Reports & More
SUBSCRIBE
Log In

Grants

Grants Awarded – DOJ – For November 2004

By

Posted on November 1, 2004

Dowload the list of DOJ grants.

Related Tags:

Comments

Search

Free, unlimited access to all Youth Today content through January 31, 2025. No login required. Happy holidays.

Latest News

95

LGBTQ+ parents are rushing to adopt their children before Trump is sworn in

Being on a child's birth certificate does not guarantee parental rights. Adoption's a guarantee.
151

U.S. math scores drop on major international test

Declines in U.S. fourth grade mathematics scores were among the largest in participating countries.
164

‘I can tell you don’t agree with me’: Colleges teach kids how to hear differing opinions

A Kentucky program bridges political, racial and religious divides. Their work is urgently needed.
330

The dark future of American child care

Nationwide, child care deaths are rare but they do happen. Will loosening regulations help?
333

Everyday Hero: Georgia couple’s nonprofit uplifts students through art, community service

ARTportunity Knocks serves schools across Atlanta, providing arts programming and dinner to students.
214

Demand for student apprenticeships is growing. Indiana businesses step up

EmployIndy works with schools to make sure students find meaning in job training apprenticeships.
253

‘Easy to just write us off’: Rural students’ choices shrink as colleges slash majors

As enrollments fall, rural-serving universities are shedding a huge number of programs.
256

Amid fear, trans students and families plan for Trump’s second term

Teachers wonder: What resources will I be able to use to keep kids safe?
283

Candidates promised a bigger child tax credit. Will that actually happen?

A Republican-controlled Congress will decide its fate, but those pledges may be empty.
320

Did families miss out on federal funds to help feed their children last summer?

Despite high food costs, many families did not take advantage of Summer EBT.
321

Unlikely Trump can actually eliminate Education Department, experts say

Trump’s pledge to shut down the DOE will be far easier said than done.

More Posts

Youth Today is a national, nonprofit, independent news source for people who care about and work with children and youth.

• Editorial independence policy

• Donor transparency policy

Youth Today XML site map:
https://youthtoday.org/sitemap.xml
Youth Today ISSN: 10896724

LOGIN
SUBSCRIBE
ADVERTISE
DONATE
PRIVACY
DMCA
CONTACT

©2024 Youth Today and MVP Themes. All rights reserved.
Published by Center for Sustainable Journalism,
1200 Chastain Rd, Chastain Pointe Bldg 300, Suite 310, Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591

To Top

Skip to content

Accessibility Tools

Increase Text
Decrease Text
Grayscale
High Contrast
Negative Contrast
Light Background
Links Underline
Readable Font
Reset