Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) 36-Month Special Project Grants
The VAWA 36-Month Special Project Grants from Minnesota OJP fund innovative, research-driven projects to prevent and address violence against women through comprehensive, community-based strategies.
Funder: Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted while funding is available)
Funding Amounts: Multi-year grants for special projects; typical maximum up to $500,000/year for 36 months (total up to $1.5 million per project)
Summary: Funds innovative, long-term projects to address and prevent violence against women in Minnesota through comprehensive, community-focused strategies.
Key Information: Applications are submitted via the IGX system; check the program page for current RFP and deadlines.
Description
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) 36-Month Special Project Grants, administered by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs (OJP), support innovative projects that address and prevent violence against women across Minnesota. These grants are designed to encourage comprehensive, community-based strategies and long-term interventions, aligning with VAWA's goals to foster safer communities and reduce violence against women. Funded projects typically span 36 months, allowing for sustained impact and evaluation.
