Youth Today
Funding: Archives 2014 & Earlier
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South Struggles With JJDPA Compliance in ’09; What About the Rest of the Country?
Five states and three U.S. territories were out of compliance last year with at least one of the four core requirements of...
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12 Foundations Pledge $500 Million for Education’s Innovation Fund
Twelve national foundations have pledged to add $500 million to the U.S. Department of Education’s $650 million Investing in Innovation (i3) Fund,...
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15 of 69 SIP Applicants Seek to Address Youth-related “Challenges”
Up to 10 winners, chosen in July, could provide sub-grants of at least $100,000 to nonprofits Fifteen of the 69 applicants vying...
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15 of 69 SIP Applicants Seek to Address Youth-Related ‘Challenges’
Fifteen of the 69 applicants vying for a share of $50 million in Social Innovation Program (SIP) matching funds – offered by...
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House Gets Started on Juvenile Justice Reauthorization
Note: This story has been updated The House Committee on Education and Labor today held its first hearing on the reauthorization of...
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2010 Soros Justice Fellows Include a Number of JJ Projects
The New York-based Open Society Institute announced its 2010 Soros Justice Fellows, all of whom will receive a stipend between $45,000 and...
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OJP Grants: The Basics
The Office of Justice Programs (OJP), which houses the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention among other offices that support youth...
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Youth-related Grant Solicitations Skyrocket
The watchword for this week is money, and lots of it. Agencies of the federal government this week and last released a...
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Weekly Notes: Survey of transferred youth in the works; a case for PYD; and more
Funding ***The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) surprised many in the field this week by soliciting a new proposal. The agency will...
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Funding available for work with dropouts, ex-offenders
The Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration is looking for grant applicants interested in working with young adult offenders and high...
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CNCS Names Head of Social Innovation Fund
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) today announced the appointment of Bridgespan Group co-founder Paul Carttar to serve as director...
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College Diplomas, Income Elude Foster Care Alums
A study being released today of youths who aged out of foster care in three Midwestern states paints a grim picture of...
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Weekly Notes: Whole Lotta Federal Funding
Funding Action: Engaging Law Enforcement to Reduce Juvenile Crime, Victimization, and Delinquency: For nonprofits or public agencies to help police departments implement...
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Wealth and Values Survey: The Affluent and Philanthropy
PNC Wealth Management At a time when nonprofits need assistance the most – during the deepest recession since the Depression –...
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Grants Awarded for April 2010
Daniels Fund (303) 393-7220 http://www.danielsfund.org • Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne,Wyo., $15,970 for a club meal and snack program. •...
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Rural Broadband Grants Announced
Libraries, schools, community centers and other public buildings in rural and tribal areas could soon see faster Internet speeds thanks to 12...
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Survey: Nonprofits in for a Tough 2010
Nonprofit professionals are bracing for a financially difficult 2010 with an anticipated rise in the demand for services amid a still-uncertain economy,...
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Weekly Notes: DOJ funding recap; LWOP cases next week?; Coalition for Juvenile Justice conference; and more
Note: this piece was updated on Monday morning Funding No new funding solicitations put out by the Department of Justice since we...
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Health Law Gives Abstinence-only Programs New Life
The health care reform law that President Barack Obama signed into law March 23 to help Americans get access to health insurance...
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New Publication Follows the Money for Disconnected Youth
A publication released last month by the Center for Law & Social Policy (CLASP), while making it a little easier to track...
