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Find similar grantsNational Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Research Foundation Teacher Resource Grant Program is sponsored by National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE). This program supports teaching and learning language, literacy, and culture.
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Research Foundation Grants - National Council of Teachers of English You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. NCTE’s research programs and projects support, publish, and share current scholarship that aims to improve the quality of English language arts instruction at all educational levels.
Research Foundation Grants Cultivating New Voices Among Scholars of Color Research Foundation Teacher Research Grant Program Research Foundation Trustees Research Foundation Grants Cultivating New Voices Among Scholars of Color Research Foundation Teacher Research Grant Program Research Foundation Trustees Congratulations to the 2025 Research Foundation Grant recipients: Lakeya Afolalu, Tima Ali, Sierra Dunaway, and Sciatta Padmore, University of Washington, and Joy Lauterbach , Highline Public Schools, “The Transnational Literacies and Multilingual Practices of African Girls” Breanya Hogue , Purdue University, “Purdue CDF Freedom School at First Church (Community Engaged Scholarship)” Erica Holyoke , University of Colorado Denver, “Ink and Imagination: Building a Creative Community for Young Writers and Artists” Hannah Kim , University of Colorado Boulder, “Decolonizing SEL: Cultivating Afghan Refugee-background Students’ Diasporic Citizenship” Lakisha Odlum , CUNY Queens College, “The Black Girl Summer Teaching” Zhongfeng Tian , Rutgers University–Newark, and Sharon Lai-LaGrotteria , Montclair State University, “READ (Representation, Equity, and Advocacy through Diverse AAPI Literature) in ELA Classrooms” Nance Wilson , SUNY Cortland, Brittany Adams , The University of Alabama, and Karyn Allee , Mercer University, “Climbing the Reading Rope: Collaborative Professional Learning for Reading Instruction” 2027 Research Foundation Grants (Up to $4,000 grants, for which calls are announced every two years; in “odd” numbered years.)
The call for the 2027 Research Foundation Grants will be available by January 2027. Direct questions or requests for further information to researchfoundation@ncte. org .
The Trustees of the NCTE Research Foundation support projects related to the teaching and learning of language(s), literacy (literacies), and culture(s). Proposals are invited from teachers, teacher researchers, and teacher educators. Applicants must be current members of NCTE.
Suggested Research Topics The Trustees of the Research Foundation seek proposals that reflect the diverse interests among our NCTE membership, including, but not limited to, proposals focusing on underrepresented populations, equity pedagogies, curriculum changes, and the effect these changes have on students, school policies, changes in teaching methods, student interaction and learning, community literacies, home-school literacy relationships, after-school programs, student literacy practices in and out of school, and other relevant topics of study.
For further information on this grant program, please contact the NCTE Research Foundation at researchfoundation@ncte. org . Past Research Grant Recipients
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time classroom teachers at the time of proposal submission and for the length of the grant, working with students at any level from birth–Grade 12. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Research Foundation Teacher Resource Grant Program is funded by National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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