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Two Institutional Challenge Grantees discuss the changes they intend for their schools, the concrete steps they are taking to encourage faculty to participate in engaged research, and the challenges they are navigating along the way: buff.ly/48JF1tb

In a new blog post, MIT Blueprint Labs share findings from their recent project partnering with New York City Public Schools to evaluate district-level policies to decrease school segregation and reduce racial and economic inequalities. buff.ly/3Z4gBrc

The online application is now open for our research grants on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and improving the use of evidence! The deadline to submit a letter of inquiry is January 8. buff.ly/3vigpZh

In a new blog post, Dr. Meg Duff Josh Glazer Matthew Shirrell and Dryw Freed report on what they've learned from their four-year study of two well-established research alliances: buff.ly/4er2h0n

Applying for a research grant on reducing inequality? Read the blog post on how to successfully identify a lever of change in your LOI, along with three examples of funded studies. buff.ly/4a7Ly0C

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We are proud to support #2024TENCapeTown happening this week, organized by The Pew Trusts, ACED and Pan-African Collective for Evidence!

A five-year long project developed an updated framework and toolkit to better support research-practice partnerships and help RPPs navigate their unique circumstances and achieve their local goals buff.ly/3MU6kqD

One line of research we support centers on studies to reduce inequality for English learners. To identify promising new areas for potential applicants to explore, we recently spoke with three research grantees pursuing research in this field buff.ly/3ZziMUi

Is your proposal a good fit for our grants on improving the use of evidence? Before applying, read the ten tips to help assess whether your idea is a match with our research interests: buff.ly/3vKDG6n

A look back on five years of the Institutional Challenge Grant highlights how grantees are leveraging institutional change to support partnership-oriented, engaged scholarship buff.ly/4980QkK

If you are considering applying for a research award in our reducing inequality focus area, we encourage you to closely evaluate whether your proposed study is a fit with our funding interests: buff.ly/446AIWG

While mentoring programs invest considerable energy setting up and supporting relationships, they focus less on what happens next. Read the blog post on how mentoring relationships can end well: buff.ly/4aKAaHw

📢Join us on 12/12 to learn about applying for research grants on improving the use of research evidence. Anupreet Sidhu and Kim DuMont will be on hand to discuss the program and answer your questions about what we look for in applications ✅ buff.ly/3OzMzp3

Research can play a vital role in pointing policymakers, civil society, and communities toward a stronger, more sustainable, and just world. But getting there means building on what we know about what it takes: buff.ly/3TkYZnB

📅 The next deadline to submit a letter of inquiry for our research grants on reducing inequality and improving the use of research evidence is January 8. Learn more and apply: buff.ly/3vigpZh

"To begin shifting the underlying structures of inequality, scholars can harness the power of rigorous research to produce innovative, groundbreaking research that might further upend the narratives that inequality is inevitable." buff.ly/4cXrYWm

🎉 We are proud to announce six new research grants in support of five studies on ways to reduce inequality in youth outcomes and one study on strategies for improving the use of research evidence in ways that benefit young people. buff.ly/49tmQZ6

In a new blog post, Karen Bogenschneider shares some insights from the newest edition of her book, "Family Policy Matters," on how scholars can identify, approach, and engage policymakers on youth and family issues. buff.ly/4itV3fm

Reminder: Join us for a webinar TODAY at noon ET to learn more about the application process for our research grants on improving the use of research evidence. Register for the webinar: buff.ly/4gaYNRc