This grant funds collaborative projects promoting disability rights, advocacy, and inclusion in K–12 and higher education, focusing on sustainable impact and Disability Justice values.
Funder: National Education Association
Due Dates: December 31, 2026 (final deadline; rolling submissions through December 2026)
Funding Amounts: Up to $3,000 per project (typical); up to 5 awards per quarter; project duration 6 months
Summary: Supports collaborative, action-oriented projects that advance disability rights, advocacy, and inclusion in K–12 and higher education communities.
This program funds hands-on, collaborative projects that bring together educators, families, students, and community partners to strengthen connections, deepen advocacy, and amplify the voices of educators with disabilities and those advancing disability rights in educational settings. Grounded in Disability Justice values—Interdependence, Collective Access, and Collective Liberation—the grant aims to foster shared purpose, build strong relationships, and create lasting advocacy infrastructure for disability rights and inclusion in K–12 and higher education. Projects should have a tangible, collective impact and sustain momentum beyond the grant period.