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Cave Canem Foundation
To investigate the needs of Black literary arts service organizations and strategies that help such organizations thrive.
- Arts
New York
Grant amount: $60,000
Robin Merger Corporation Inc.
To support the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development's work as a Wallace communications partner.
- Youth Development
Virginia
Grant amount: $62,500
Afterschool Alliance
To serve as a Wallace communications partner.
- Youth Development
District of Columbia
Grant amount: $175,000
American Institutes for Research
To complete research design and begin data collection for Wallace's Advancing Opportunities for Adolescents initiative.
- Youth Development
District of Columbia
Grant amount: $166,197
ExpandED Schools, Inc.
To help strengthen the work of Every Hour Counts.
- Youth Development
New York
Grant amount: $1,000,000
Harvard University
To help fund a randomized controlled trial of social-emotional learning practices in federally funded afterschool programs in Nebraska.
- Youth Development
Massachusetts
Grant amount: $300,000
Research for Action, Inc.
To help spread lessons from a study of out-of-school time intermediaries' responses to the pandemic.
- Youth Development
Pennsylvania
Grant amount: $25,000
Afterschool Alliance
To help spread lessons from a study on the costs of out-of-school-time programs.
- Youth Development
District of Columbia
Grant amount: $100,000
National AfterSchool Association
To help spread lessons from a study on the costs of out-of-school-time programs.
- Youth Development
Virginia
Grant amount: $100,000
Morehouse College, Inc.
To study challenges facing ring shout traditions and their leading practitioners as part of Wallace's Advancing Well-Being in the Arts initiative.
- Arts
Georgia
Grant amount: $65,000
ExpandED Schools, Inc.
To sponsor Every Hour Counts' 2025 national conference.
- Youth Development
New York
Grant amount: $100,000
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
To support the Institute for Success Planning at Harvard's University Graduate School of Education.
- Youth Development
Massachusetts
Grant amount: $250,000
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