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Find similar grantsCenter for Cyber Safety and Education and Nightwing Underrepresented Groups in Cybersecurity Scholarship is sponsored by Center for Cyber Safety and Education. Provides scholarships to individuals from underrepresented groups in cybersecurity.
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