Smart Start 2.0 supports K–8 teachers through professional development in computer science, engineering, and educational technology to build in-house expertise and support colleagues across New York.
The Sloan Foundation’s New York City Program funds impactful NYC-based projects advancing research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics.
Advancing Computer Science Education Grant (FY27) supports Virginia teachers and students through educator development, sustained learning experiences, and advanced coursework to widen computer science access.
The Smart Growth Community Planning Program funds science-driven planning and zoning projects to foster sustainable, resilient, and equitable community development across New York State.
Supports cross-sector partnerships in Pennsylvania to expand computer science and STEM career and technical education, focusing on underserved groups and workforce-aligned educator development.
NYSERDA’s Technical Skills Training and Upskilling grant funds projects that expand or create technical training for New York’s clean energy workforce in areas like renewables and energy efficiency.