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Find similar grantsImprovements to the Administration of Justice (AOJ) Project Grants is sponsored by Michigan State Bar Foundation. The Michigan State Bar Foundation provides project-based grants for innovative ideas that improve the administration of justice through law-related education, conflict resolution, or assisting the delivery of civil legal aid to the poor.
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Administration of Justice Grants – Michigan State Bar Foundation The Administration of Justice Grants Program prioritizes funding of innovative projects that educate Michigan children and adults about their legal rights and responsibilities, the American Justice system, and opportunities for conflict and dispute resolution.
From time to time, the Foundation also may consider or seek projects of extraordinary merit in other subject areas related to improvements in the administration of justice. Please review the AOJ Grant Instruction and Criteria . You can also preview the grant application .
To apply for a grant, you must first send a brief description or summary of your proposed project and any questions regarding criteria to grants@msbf. org at least two weeks in advance of the deadline.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working on projects that improve the administration of justice, including law-related education, conflict resolution, or civil legal aid to the poor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Improvements to the Administration of Justice (AOJ) Project Grants is funded by Michigan State Bar Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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