All in Alabama
Forecasted
All in Alabama supports public postsecondary institutions’ strategies to equip students with workforce skills and retain current and former graduates in Alabama, strengthening the state’s workforce.
Funder: Alabama Commission on Higher Education (ACHE)
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Typically up to $5,000 per proposal for implementation and assessment during the award academic year
Summary: Supports institutional strategies to equip students with workforce skills and retain current and former graduates in Alabama.
Key Information: Applicants must be Alabama public postsecondary institutions.
Description
The All in Alabama grant program, administered by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education (ACHE), supports efforts to retain current and former graduates in Alabama’s workforce. As the state’s coordinating board for public higher education, ACHE invites Alabama’s public postsecondary institutions to develop strategies that strengthen educational attainment and workforce capacity.
The grants support implementation and measurable assessment during the academic year of the award. Their focus is on addressing Alabama’s workforce needs and identifying ways to equip students with specific skills that enhance their value as employees within the state. The broader initiative seeks to build a stronger economy and improve quality of life by keeping highly qualified, educated individuals in Alabama.
