Grants for Educator-Serving Projects support Oklahoma public school K–12 educators with humanities-based workshops, institutes, and curriculum materials to strengthen capacity in public schools.
Funder: Oklahoma Humanities
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Outright funding up to $10,000; Quick Grants up to $1,500
Summary: Supports humanities-based educational materials and experiences for K–12 educators teaching in Oklahoma public schools.
Key Information: Applicants must be eligible organizations serving full- or part-time Oklahoma public school educators.
Oklahoma Humanities offers Grants for Educator-Serving Projects to expand access to humanities-based educational materials and experiences for full- or part-time K–12 educators in Oklahoma public schools. The program aims to increase capacity in public schools by supporting the educators who teach there, with teachers’ access to resources and learning opportunities at the center of the work.
Projects may include teacher institutes, workshops, and the creation and dissemination of curriculum guides, as well as other educator-serving projects. The funding supports both organized learning experiences for educators and materials they can use in their teaching. Oklahoma Humanities is an independent nonprofit organization and the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.