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Workers’ Rights Enforcement Grant Program
$750,000
California Labor Commissioner’s Office (LCO)
State

Application Deadline

Not specified

Date Added

May 6, 2025

This funding opportunity provides financial support to public prosecutors in California to strengthen their efforts in enforcing labor laws and addressing wage theft, ensuring fair treatment for workers.

Employment Labor and Training
Unrestricted
OJJDP FY25 National Mentoring Programs
$30,000,000
US Department of Justice (Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention )
Federal

Application Deadline

Mar 5, 2025

Date Added

Jan 16, 2025

This funding opportunity provides substantial financial support to national organizations for expanding mentoring services aimed at helping at-risk youth, particularly those from underserved communities, to prevent delinquency and promote positive development.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
OJJDP FY25 State Delinquency Prevention Grants Program Invited to Apply
$875,000
US Department of Justice (Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention )
Federal

Application Deadline

Jan 13, 2025

Date Added

Jan 7, 2025

This funding opportunity provides financial support to specific state agencies in Connecticut, Nebraska, and Wyoming to implement effective strategies for reducing youth violence and improving juvenile justice outcomes.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
OJJDP Supplemental Award to FY 2023 Title II Formula Grant Invited to Apply
$149,341
US Department of Justice (Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention )
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 30, 2024

Date Added

Dec 18, 2024

This funding provides financial support to the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs to enhance juvenile justice programs in response to compliance improvements related to the treatment of status offenders.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Input into USAID/Kenya and East Africas Strengthening Citizen Confidence and Trust in Kenyas Electoral Institutions and Processes Program Planning
Contact for amount
Agency for International Development (Kenya USAID-Nairobi)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 20, 2024

Date Added

Dec 6, 2024

This program seeks to strengthen citizen trust in Kenya's electoral processes by supporting the government, civil society, and other stakeholders in ensuring free, fair, and peaceful elections during the 2027 electoral cycle.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Crisis Intervention Teams for Corrections training
$180,000
US Department of Justice (National Institute of Corrections)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 13, 2024

Date Added

Nov 20, 2024

This funding opportunity provides financial support for training programs that help corrections staff effectively manage individuals experiencing mental health crises in jails and prisons.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Implementing Organizational Resources to Support Behavioral Change
$175,000
US Department of Justice (National Institute of Corrections)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 6, 2024

Date Added

Nov 20, 2024

This funding opportunity provides resources to community supervision agencies to develop and implement innovative strategies that promote behavioral change among individuals under their supervision.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Managing Restrictive Housing Populations Training
$165,000
US Department of Justice (National Institute of Corrections)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 13, 2024

Date Added

Nov 15, 2024

This funding opportunity is designed for organizations already involved in a specific cooperative agreement to enhance training programs for managing individuals in restrictive housing environments within correctional facilities.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
NIC Staffing Analysis Implementation Project
$150,000
US Department of Justice (National Institute of Corrections)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 13, 2024

Date Added

Nov 15, 2024

This funding opportunity supports ongoing training programs for organizations already involved in a cooperative agreement with the National Institute of Corrections, focusing on staffing analysis in correctional facilities.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
OJJDP FY25 Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Program Invited to Apply Administrative Funding Adjustment
$1,000,000
US Department of Justice (Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention )
Federal

Application Deadline

Nov 18, 2024

Date Added

Nov 11, 2024

This funding is designed to help the City of Florence, Alabama, improve its juvenile drug treatment court to better support young people dealing with substance use and mental health challenges.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Facilitated Dialogue: Victim-Offender Dialogue Training for Facilitators
$120,000
US Department of Justice (National Institute of Corrections)
Federal

Application Deadline

Dec 20, 2024

Date Added

Nov 6, 2024

This funding opportunity provides financial support for training facilitators who conduct victim-offender dialogues, aimed at improving post-conviction victim services and promoting restorative justice.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
BJA FY24 Invited to Apply- Byrne Discretionary Community Project Grants/Byrne Discretionary Grants Program
$4,500,000
U.S. Department of Justice (Bureau of Justice Assistance)
Federal

Application Deadline

Oct 30, 2024

Date Added

Oct 22, 2024

Grant Title: BJA FY24 Invited to Apply- Byrne Discretionary Community Project Grants/Byrne Discretionary Grants Program: This grant program provides federal funding to pre-selected projects aimed at enhancing the criminal justice system, addressing juvenile delinquency, and assisting crime victims, with a total of $277,518,000 available for various projects.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
BJA FY24 Invited to Apply- Initiatives that Support Law Enforcement
$3,900,000
U.S. Department of Justice (Bureau of Justice Assistance)
Federal

Application Deadline

Sep 27, 2024

Date Added

Sep 24, 2024

The "BJA FY24 Invited to Apply- Initiatives that Support Law Enforcement" grant is a funding opportunity from the U.S. Department of Justice for previously funded recipients to continue supporting training, technical assistance, and innovative projects that enhance law enforcement, reduce crime, and strengthen community relationships, while promoting civil rights, equity, and access to justice.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Responsive Local Governance (RLG) Activity
$15,000,000
USAID-BAN (Bangladesh USAID-Dhaka)
Federal

Application Deadline

Jun 22, 2024

Date Added

May 29, 2024

The purpose of the new RLG activity is to support LEGI in improving its planning and responsiveness to the concerns and public and private service delivery needs of their communities, making sure no group is excluded. With the new LG activity, USAID will support an inclusive and localized approach to ensure citizen accountability. Activity Goal: More effective and responsive local governance and practices. Activity Objective: To develop LEGIs as an effective, responsive, inclusive, and accountable institution to address social issues and provide quality basic services to the most marginalized. Intermediate Result-1: Strengthened LEGI capacity to be more transparent and accountable to the community and to monitor the quality of public and private services: Under this IR, the RLG activity will develop tools and practices that enable local systems to become more accountable, gender-sensitive, effective, and responsive institutions. For sustainability, RLG will work closely with the National Institution of Local Government (NILG) to incorporate successful training interventions in their curriculum (more will be explored in the LG Assessment for sustainability). Under this IR, the activity will support policy advocacy by LEGIs to encourage the national government to adopt legal and policy reforms to expand roles, authorities, and resource allocations for local governments so that they can improve service delivery by the cognizant offices. RLG will make efforts to promote e-governance practices within the LEGI and also to make them instrumental for overall e-governance practices at the community level. Through this IR, USAID intends to work with relevant local government actors to refine and institutionalize participatory practices in annual planning and budgeting for their areas. Intermediate Result-2: Improved civil society, community-based organization, and citizen participation in local decision-making and in monitoring public service delivery, including those contracted out to the private sector: This IR will work on citizen participation in local decision-making by developing Citizens Forums, including training and technical assistance to enhance the forums ability to play an effective and active role in public management oversight. The training will include immediate and ongoing opportunities over an extended period of time for participants to practice and apply their new knowledge, skills, and tools to their participation in local governance, with accompanying coaching by the RLG activity. The LG Assessment will explore existing Citizen Forums at the community level and recommend if those can be included in the RLG activity. Through the existing forums or new forums, the activity will prepare the community to participate in the annual planning and budget session and at the same time strengthen their advocacy capacity for better services. Illustrative interventions: Intermediate Result-3: Strengthened LEGI-private-sector-civil society organization (CSO) coordination to improve the quality of public and private services: Coordination among central government (both field administration and service delivery offices), CSOs and the LEGIs are crucial to ensure optimal governance at the local level. Recent studies[1] indicate that NGOs have crucial roles in improving local governance, especially during the post-pandemic era. Both LEGIs and CSOs/CBOs work very closely with citizens and, with support, can form a tight alliance to advocate for better services for the community. In doing so, this activity will strongly encourage civil society and LEGI to partner with the private sector for improving service delivery.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
New Civil Society Activity in the Kyrgyz Republic
$10,000,000
USAID-KAZ (Kazakhstan USAID-Almaty)
Federal

Application Deadline

Jun 24, 2024

Date Added

May 3, 2024

Through the new Civil Society Activity in the Kyrgyz Republic, USAID/Kyrgyz Republic will support Kyrgyz civil society to build stronger relationships with their constituencies, enhance their resilience in the face of democratic backsliding, strengthen trust-based relationships and networks among diverse civic actors, andgenerate support for promotion of democratic values through value-based messaging.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
2024 Bend the Arc Grant
$5,000
Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office
Local

Application Deadline

May 10, 2024

Date Added

Apr 16, 2024

The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office is pleased to announce that it is seeking applications for the Asset Forfeiture for Racial Justice Grant Program. Donor Name: Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office State: California County: Santa Clara County (CA) Type of Grant: Grant Deadline: 05/10/2024 Size of the Grant: $1000 to $10,000 Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned Details: This program advances District Attorney Jeff Rosen’s “Bend the Arc” reforms to address racial discrimination, disproportionality, and promote equity within the criminal justice system. Funding Information Grant recipients are eligible for awards up to $5,000. Eligibility Criteria Grant requests for consideration include programmatic support, events, and causes successfully addressing racial inequities in the community. Grant funding must benefit marginalized communities in Santa Clara County. Grant funding cannot be used retroactively (i.e., the grant must be awarded before the event/project start date). DA employees and their immediate families may not apply for funding. Application Guidelines Grant requests can be made up to, but must not, exceed $5,000. An organization/individual/group may submit only one application. For more information, visit Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office .

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Placer County Clean Air Grant Program
Contact for amount
Placer County Air Pollution Control District
Local

Application Deadline

May 31, 2024

Date Added

Apr 15, 2024

The District’s Clean Air Grant (CAG) Program provides monetary grants to private companies and public agencies to clean up their heavy-duty engines beyond that which is required by law or regulation through repowering, replacing, or retrofitting their engines, vehicles, or equipment. Donor Name: Placer County Air Pollution Control District State: California County: Placer County (CA) Type of Grant: Grant Deadline: 05/31/2024 Size of the Grant: Not Available Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned Details: Grants may also fund infrastructure projects to support California’s transformation toward zero and near-zero emission technologies. A portion of Clean Air Grant Program funds is reserved for projects located within or benefitting low-income communities. Project Categories  Agricultural Portable and Stationary Engine Repower and Infrastructure Only Tier 3 diesel engines are eligible to apply. Engines must be in full compliance with State regulations prior to applying. Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Eligible project types include battery charging stations, natural gas, and hydrogen fueling. Infrastructure projects will be subject to a competitive bid process. Individual and Residential projects not eligible for funds Heavy-Duty On- and Off-Road Equipment Replacement, Repower, and Retrofit Only Small Fleets, as defined by ARB’s Off-Road Regulation, are eligible to apply for off-road funding. Large and Medium off-road fleets are no longer eligible for grant funds. School Bus Replacement Fleets must be in full compliance with State regulations prior to applying. Types of Projects that Qualify for Clean Air Grants Infrastructure projects that enable emission reductions and projects that reduce surplus emissions from heavy-duty on-road and off-road equipment qualify, including on-road trucks over 14,000 gross vehicle weight. Examples of potential projects include: Off-Road Equipment Construction and Farm Equipment Forklifts Locomotives Stationary Agricultural Equipment Other Agricultural Sources On-Road Vehicles Emergency Vehicles Public Agency/Utility Vehicles School Buses Solid Waste Collection Vehicles Transit Fleet Vehicles Infrastructure Battery Charging Stations Alternative Fueling Stations Stationary Agricultural Pump Electrification. Heavy-duty diesel vehicles subject to a compliance deadline within two years and off-road diesel equipment subject to a compliance deadline within four years are not eligible to apply. Guiding Principles The District will apply the following guiding principles to their local CAP Incentives Program: Reduce emissions through investments that benefit impacted communities Projects will consider air toxics, criteria air pollutants, and greenhouse gas benefits Community outreach and support are essential Ensure emissions reductions are in excess of laws or regulations Prioritize zero-emission technology and infrastructure Consider special projects for sensitive receptors Transparency in project selections and reporting Consider both cost-effectiveness and exposure reduction in funding. For more information, visit Placer County Air Pollution Control District.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted
Request for Information (RFI): Community Influence on Human Judgment During Information Processing Tasks
Contact for amount
DOD-AMC (Dept of the Army -- Materiel Command)
Federal
Rolling

Application Deadline

Not specified

Date Added

Oct 25, 2023

This is a Request for Information (RFI) issued solely for information and planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation. Respondents are advised that the Army Research Lab (ARL) is under no obligation to acknowledge receipt of the information received or provide feedback to respondents with respect to any information submitted under this RFI.Responses to this notice are not offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form a binding contract. Respondents are solely responsible for all expenses associated with responding to this RFI. ARL will not provide reimbursement for costs incurred in responding to this RFI. It is the respondent's responsibility to ensure that the submitted material has been approved for public release by the information owner.The Government does not intend to award a contract on the basis of this RFI or to otherwise pay for the information solicited, nor is the Government obligated to issue a solicitation based on responses received. Neither proprietary nor classified concepts or information should be included in the submittal.The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is seeking information on interdisciplinary theories and models for collective influences on human judgment during information processing tasks and prior to collective decision making. This RFI is issued for planning purposes only, and it does not constitute a formal solicitation for proposals or suggest the procurement of any material, data sets, etc. The following sections of this announcement contain details on the specific scientific areas of interest, along with instructions for the submission of responses.Background and Scope:During information processing tasks, the formation of judgments on the utility of information from a wide variety of sources by analysts (working alone or in teams) is influenced by (a) other people in their networks, (b) the available information they consume, (c) potential interactions with virtual agents, and (d) their own internal predispositions based on background, training, and values. These analysts capabilities and performance on such tasks can be expanded and augmented through intelligent systems or information agents leveraging technologies such as Large Language Models (LLMs) or through additional information gained from social media and social networking platforms. However, such human-agent teaming approaches can lead to the emergence of new biases and challenges surrounding the reliability of such judgments made to accept/reject each piece of information being processed. These phenomena reside at the conscious and subconscious levels, further expounding the challenges to understand their impact on judgment formation.This RFI seeks to elicit interdisciplinary perspectives on the judgment formation process in the context of analysts being embedded in larger communities and inundated with algorithmically driven information.

Law Justice and Legal Services
Unrestricted