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Grant Writing and Funding Opportunities

The Grant Writing and Funding Opportunities page offers access to federal grant listings, proposal writing resources, and more.

Federal Funding	Other Funding	Grant Writing	NCTI Competition
New! U. S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services: See the February 28th and 14th postings for details on funding opportunities for rehabilitation engineering research on medical instrumentation and workplace accommodations. U. S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences: Special Education Research Grants U. S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services: Steppingstones of Technology Innovation for Children With Disabilities U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education Program: Grants and Funding National Science Foundation: Facilitation Awards for Scientists and Engineers with Disabilities	Bridge Multimedia: Ed-Tech Online, a directory of U.S. Department of Education technology grants National Education Association Foundation: Grants to U.S. Public School Teachers, Education Support Professionals, and Faculty and Staff at Public Higher Education Institutions National Institute of Governmental Purchasing: Procurement Opportunities in Individual States	Tech Learning: An Educator's Guide to Writing Technology Proposals Federal DUNS Number: What is it and why all grant seekers should have one The Foundation Center GrantProposal.com Grantwriters.com Grantwriters Developer Network National Assistive Technology Advocacy Project's Booklet: Public School's Special Education System as an Assistive Technology Funding Source National Science Foundation: Guide to Proposal Writing Puget Sound Grantwriters Association Resource Associates	NCTI Technology in the Works Competition awarded five subcontracts of $15,000 each for short-term quasi-experimental evaluation studies of K-12 instructional and/or assistive technology in June 2005. The purpose of this effort is to foster collaborative research that will test the effectiveness of technology products in improving learning outcomes for K-12 students with disabilities. Project Abstracts