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Georgia Initiative for Virtual Reality, Education and Sport (GIVES) program is a grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation (via Emory's Sports Performance And Research Center) that funds school-based virtual reality programs for youth athletic training, injury prevention, and education.
The program develops and disseminates scientific discoveries, tools, and technologies for injury prevention, rehabilitation, and education at scale across Georgia youth. Eligible applicants include high schools and collaborating institutions implementing VR technology for athlete training and injury screening. The program prioritizes underserved youth athletes and generates scientific research to drive accessible healthcare solutions.
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Capitalizing on Virtual Reality to Improve Lives of Georgia Students and Youth Athletes Special thanks to the Arthur M.
Blank Family Foundation for their generous support of GIVES Disseminate scientific discoveries, tools and technologies for injury prevention, rehabilitation, and education at scale to Georgia Youth Develop and implement a sustainable school-based virtual reality program Improve injury prevention screening, surveillance, and rehabilitation Generate scientific discoveries to drive future accessible healthcare solutions Provide educational opportunities to underserved youth athletes Sports: Provide VR-based injury risk screening and sensorimotor training for thousands of youth athletes Education: Provide resources for students that will open pathways to successful careers in science, technology, healthcare, and sports We will work with teachers, coaches, and administrators to develop VR modules for injury prevention and education to achieve programmatic sustainability.
We aim to create a program that will be self-sustaining for years to come. Youth already love VR and video games - the injury risk assessments will occur behind the scenes, so student experience the excitement of VR gameplay while participating in vital screening for sensorimotor deficits and training to improve injury resistance.
Career and Research Network Our new network of education partners will help drive the next generation of sports medicine research. We will provide the hardware and learning materials to help students develop applications of VR in sports medicine and neuroscience, preparing them for vibrant careers in science and technology. WORK-BASED LEARNING PROGRAM Emory Sports Performance And Research Center (SPARC)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: School-based programs and collaborations with high schools to implement VR technology for athlete training and injury prevention. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Georgia Initiative for Virtual Reality, Education and Sport (GIVES) program is funded by Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation (via Emory Sports Performance And Research Center (SPARC)). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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