Promoting a Better Understanding of the United States through American Studies
The U. S. Embassy London seeks proposals to develop and administer a small grants program to support the study of the United States in the United Kingdom.
Proposals should outline how the program implementer will manage, administer and evaluate projects through small grants from $250-$40,000, and also define an award selection process based on merit, geographic, and thematic diversity, feasibility of proposed programs, impact to beneficiaries, project sustainability, and cultivation of lasting and productive relationships between participants from the U. S. and the UK.
Ideally, the most competitive proposal would dedicate the largest portion of the budget to the small grants segment.
Proposals should outline how the program implementer will manage, administer and evaluate projects through small grants from $250-$40,000, and also define an award selection process based on merit, geographic, and thematic diversity, feasibility of proposed programs, impact to beneficiaries, project sustainability, and cultivation of lasting and productive relationships between participants from the U. S. and the UK.
Ideally, the most competitive proposal would dedicate the largest portion of the budget to the small grants segment.
Related Programs
Educational and Cultural Exchange Programs Appropriation Overseas Grants
U.S. Department of StateWho's Eligible
Relevant Nonprofit Program Categories
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
The U. S. Embassy in London invites eligible organizations to submit proposals to develop and implement a small grants program to foster American Studies in the United Kingdom through exchanges, speaker programs, and conferences.
Initiatives should be designed to promote a more accurate and positive image of the United States.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Sarah-Jane MayhewGrants Coordinator and Cultural Secretary
Agency Email Description:
LondonGrants@state.gov
Agency Email:
LondonGrants@state.gov
Date Posted:
2016-01-29
Application Due Date:
2016-03-01
Archive Date:
2016-03-31
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