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Find similar grantsWireless, STEM, and Radio Technology Education Project Grants is sponsored by Various (often through aggregators). These grants are for resources and projects that provide both robotics and coding opportunities, as well as broader wireless, STEM, and radio technology education. They are accepted year-round, indicating a rolling application process.
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Wireless, STEM, and Radio Technology Education Project Grants – $3000 – accepted year-round University Student Research Challenge – $80,000 – due Feb 24, 2022 and Jun 23, 2022 Youth Enjoy Science (YES) Research Education Program – $400,000 – Due Sep 28, 2022 Sponsored by The Alfred E.
Friend, Jr., W4CF, Educational Activities Fund of the American Radio Relay League Foundation Eligibility: Public, Private, Charter, Other (including homeschool, 501 (c)(3) organizations) Award(s): Grants up to $3,000 are awarded. Deadline(s): Applications are accepted year-round.
Focus: Engineering, Professional Development, STEM/STEAM/STREAM, Technology Education/Computer Science, Technology Equipment/Devices Grade Level(s): 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Higher Ed, Adult Content Area(s): Mathematics, Science Themes and Skills: Collaboration, Communication Description: The Alfred E.
Friend, Jr., W4CF, Educational Activities Fund provides annual grants for educational programs and activities of amateur radio organizations, with special emphasis on projects involving youth and teacher development. Eligible projects include explorations and ongoing education related to wireless; science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM); and radio technology.
Preference is given to applicants with local radio club participation and supported by community fundraising. The fund is administered by the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Foundation. Organizations with a focus on educating, licensing, and supporting amateur radio activities are eligible to apply.
Youth-based projects and initiatives are encouraged. Applications must be submitted online Email: foundation@arrl. org Website: http://www.
arrl. org/arrl-foundation-special-funds
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Wireless, STEM, and Radio Technology Education Project Grants is funded by Various (often through aggregators). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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