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Find similar grantsNo specific deadline on page; recruitment for LEVI Literacy second cohort is described as underway with interested parties directed to contact levi@renphil.org.
Learning Engineering Virtual Institute (LEVI) Literacy is sponsored by Renaissance Philanthropy (with anchor funding from the Walton Family Foundation). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Home - Learning Engineering Virtual Institute Learning Engineering Virtual Institute Progress in education has largely been incremental. AI offers a tremendous opportunity to disrupt that approach. From personalized learning to better data on student progress, AI can drive breakthrough solutions.
But to deliver real impact, even the most promising AI interventions need the right technical expertise, targeted support, and investment focused squarely on student achievement and learning outcomes. The Learning Engineering Virtual Institute (LEVI) offers a new approach to research and development.
Through multi-year programs structured around moonshot goals, LEVI develops, scales, and implements AI-based tools designed to dramatically improve learning. LEVI selects and supports multidisciplinary teams to achieve ambitious, measurable goals within a 5-year period. This work is grounded in a strong ethos of building, experimenting, and improving.
Ambitious goal anchored in research : LEVI sets the bar high for teams by creating a research-backed goal statement addressing the needs of students in classrooms across the U.S. and the globe. The current LEVI programs focus on doubling the rate of middle school math learning and halving the number of struggling readers in early grades.
Multi-year funding : LEVI grants significant sums over a 5-year period to allow teams to develop learning tools. Interventions range from an AI-powered chatbot that provides personalized math tutoring to generative video technology that digitally replicates the experience of having a personal tutoring session.
Collaborative community : The LEVI program knows that real change comes through a process of continuous improvement that includes deep collaborations across disciplines and institutions. LEVI recruits and invests in organizations that bring specialized knowledge, resources, and capacity to support teams in achieving measurable success.
These organizations, or hubs, provide hands-on support—from building data pipelines and predictive models to preparing teams to run rigorous randomized controlled trials.
teams leading innovation students served worldwide research studies completed Reducing by half the number of struggling readers in the early grades (K-2) Renaissance Philanthropy will launch a second cohort in 2026 to increase literacy outcomes in early elementary grades. Recruitment is underway, and interested individuals can reach out for more information.
Doubling the rate of middle school math progress for students from low-income backgrounds In response to declining middle school math outcomes, LEVI Math launched in 2022 to dramatically improve student learning. LEVI Math supports 7 organizations in developing, scaling, and implementing AI-driven tools that boost student success.
Why LEVI Literacy Is Betting On AI To Improve Early Reading Renaissance Philanthropy announced a major multi-year investment that will fuel the development, implementation, and scaling of AI-driven learning tools with the goal of reducing the number of struggling young readers by half within five years.
The “5% Problem”: Why Students Don’t Engage In Tutoring Enough (And How To Fix It) Despite the rise of AI-powered learning tools, data shows that only about 5% of students use them enough to see actual learning gains. LEVI is looking for groundbreaking literacy and math solutions. Reach out to get involved.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers and developers working on AI-based, scalable, research-backed tools for literacy; multidisciplinary teams preferred for multi-year grant partnerships. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $40,000,000 in anchor funding (goal to raise $100,000,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Learning Engineering Virtual Institute (LEVI) Literacy is funded by Renaissance Philanthropy (with anchor funding from the Walton Family Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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