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Find similar grantsDon Quixote Award is sponsored by Incite Institute at Columbia University, in partnership with Academy for Teachers. This award supports idealistic, romantic, creative, and impractical projects born of teachers' passions.
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Don Quixote Award - Incite at Columbia University Don Quixote Award - Incite at Columbia University www. academyforteachers. org/grants When teachers are inspired, students benefit.
Created by the Academy for Teachers and supported by Incite Institute, Don Quixote Fellowships support idealistic, romantic, creative, impractical, adventurous projects born of teachers’ passions. Projects can, but need not, be related to classroom practice: a science teacher might study Inuit poetry in Alaska or a pre-K teacher might carve a fifteen-foot marble sculpture.
We are looking for applicants who use ingenuity in planning an original experience. Applications with budgets between $1,000 and $5,000 will be considered. The Don Quixote Fellowship is open to Fellows of The Academy for Teachers who have completed at least five years of teaching in a pre-K–12 classroom setting and who intend to remain in education for the foreseeable future.
Bridging political and social divides across the nation one song at a time. Funded by Incite Institute in partnership with Academy for Teachers Supporting US-based artists, writers, scholars, journalists, performers, activists, workers, and others with compelling ideas for public initiatives.
Funded by Incite Institute go to Global Change Program Supporting leaders around the world who engage communities to address some of the most pressing issues of our time. Funded by Incite Institute go to Hard Questions Grant Up to $75,000 for research that tackles hard questions with innovative approaches too risky for traditional funding mechanisms.
Funded by Incite Institute For project ideas that don’t fit our funding programs—but fit our mission—and can be executed for $5,000 or less. Funded by Incite Institute Live search input: start typing to see results in real-time.
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