Carol Scheffner Hammer was awarded $1,009,775 by the Institute of Education Sciences for the project Accelerating Preschool Children's Language Development with Parents Plus
Prerna Arora was awarded $304,080 by the National Institutes of Health (sub to Yale University) for the project “Strategic Treatment Assessment with Youth (STAY): A Measurement-based Care Approach to Promote Treatment Retention Among Racial and Ethnic-minoritized Youth with Depression or Suicide Risk.”
Christine Cha and Angela Spears were awarded $140,256 by the National Institutes of Health for the project “Detecting Suicide Risk in Adolescents and Young Adults: A Machine Learning-based Analysis of Non-verbal Behaviors Exhibited During Suicide Assessments.”
Pam Koch was awarded $1,347,471 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Creating Resources Uplifting Nutrition, Culture, and Health at Lunch (CRUNCH Lunch).
Sonya Troller-Renfree was awarded $746,998 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Longitudinal Investigation of the Relations between Stress, Brain Activity, Neurocognitive Skill, and Socioemotional Functioning during Infancy.
Christine Cha was awarded $440,445 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Prospection in Suicidal Teens: Identifying a Novel and Malleable Cognitive Risk Factor
Kim Noble was awarded $240,623 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Household Income and Child Development in the First Three Years of Life
Kim Noble was awarded $85,500 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Mechanisms of Disparities in Learning Difficulties/Disorder: The Columbia Psychiatry and Public Health Collaborative Learning Disability Innovation Hub
Kim Noble and Cindy Huang were awarded $62,498 by the National Institutes of Health for the project Socioeconomic Disparities in Cognitive and Neural Development in the First 3 Years
Nicholas Limerick and Noel Um-Lo (doctoral candidate) were awarded $21,303 by the National Science Foundation for “Doctoral Dissertation Research: Participatory Civic Engagement and Alternative Schooling for Resettled Defectors.”
Paulo Blikstein was awarded $1,638,715 by the National Science Foundation for the project Integrating Research and Practice: Reimagining Youth Community Science through Make-and-Take Data Sensing Kits
Youmi Suk was awarded $19,000 by the American Educational Research Association(AERA)/National Science Foundation (NSF) for the project A Within-Group Approach to Random Forests for Evaluating Educational Programs in Multilevel Studies
Erica Walker and Lalitha Vasudevan were awarded $1,300,000 by the National Science Foundation for the project Racial Equity: Multimodal Storytelling for Mathematics Learning and Engagement
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Douglas Ready was awarded $772,944 by the US Department of Education for the project CommonLit 360: Expanding Access to a Content-Rich Digital English Language Arts Program to Accelerate Learning Among Underserved Students
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources & Services Administration
Ann Marie Mauro was awarded $66,544 by the the Health Resources & Services Administration for the Nurse Faculty Loan Program
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS)
Amra Sabic-El-Rayess was awarded $748,494 by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for the project Preventing Radicalization and Targeted Violence through Peer-to-Peer Student Training
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE (DoS)
Jim Purpura was awarded $300,000 by the U.S. Department of State for the project Strengthening English Language Programming for ESP Educators in Algeria
Portia Williams was awarded $145,099 by the US Department of State (sub to University of KwaZulu-Natal) for the project U.S. Mission to South Africa. Public Affairs Section Call for Proposals that strengthen ties between the US and South Africa
Mott Community College
Elisabeth Barnett was awarded $29,997 by the Mott Community College for the project Michigan Early Middle College Association (MEMCA)
New York City Health & Hospitals
Helen Verdeli was awarded $15,000 by New York City Health & Hospitals for the project IPT Didactic Training for NYC HHS for Year 2023
Ascendium Education Group
Tom Brock was awarded $7,000,000 by the Ascendium Education Group for the project Expanding and Sharing the Evidence Base of Key Student Success Reforms.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Nicole Edgecombe was awarded $1,140,000 by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for the project Developmental Education Reform Equity Incubator.
Charina Endowment Fund Center
Luis Huerta was awarded a $10,000 by the Charina Endowment Fund Center for the Public Research and Leadership Scholar Award.
Crimsonbridge Foundation
Thomas Brock was awarded $100,000 by the Crimsonbridge Foundation for the project Enhancing Research and Dissemination on First-Generation College Students & Symposium on the Community College Role in Addressing Climate Change.
Equitable
Terrence Maltbia was awarded $80,000 by Equitable for the project Hybrid and NY Learning Module Development and Preparation.
Hearthland Foundation
Peter Coleman was awarded $175,000 by the Hearthland Foundation for the project Poetry and Conflict Outreach.
Heising-Simons Foundation
Sharon Lynn Kagan was awarded $150,000 by the Heising-Simons Foundation for the project Visioning Early Childhood Policy in Institutions of Higher Education.
Robin Hood Foundation
Carol Scheffner Hammer was awarded $275,000 by the Robin Hood Foundation for the project Development of the 3K Version of ExCELL [Exceptional Coaching for Early Language and Literacy].
Spencer Foundation
Srikala Naraian was awarded $49,977 by the Spencer Foundation for the project (Re)Assembling ‘Inclusion:’ Perspectives of Students with Intellectual Disabilities.
Wallace Foundation
Alex Bowers was awarded $1,520,815 by the Wallace Foundation (sub to U of Wisconsin/Madison) for the project CALL-MEI: Mapping Equity Indicators.
WEND
Peter Coleman was awarded $400,000 by WEND II for the project Poetry and Conflict Outreach.
William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
Michael Rebell was awarded $600,000 by the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation for the project Educational Rights as a Foundation and Catalyst for Civic Education Equity.
Arrow Impact Foundation
Kim Noble was awarded $200,000 by Arrow Impact Foundation for the project Baby's First Years
Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, the ECMC Foundation and the College Futures Foundation
Davis Jenkins was awarded $380,000 by the Kresge Foundation for the project Advancing Racial and Socioeconomic Equity in Transfer Student Success
Bezos Family Foundation
Sharon Lynn Kagan was awarded $800,000 by the Bezos Family Foundation for the project Supporting Underrepresented Early Childhood Policy Fellows
Sharon Lynn Kagan was awarded $900,000 by Bezos Family Foundation for the project Early Childhood Policy Core Initiative
Kim Noble was awarded $3,750,000 by the Bezos Family Foundation for the project Household Income and Child Development in the First Three Years of Life: Phase 2
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Hana Lahr was awarded $90,000 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for the project Kentucky Student Success Collaborative Program Onboarding Institute
Elizabeth Willen was awarded $800,000 by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for the Gates-Math Project
Holland Foundation
Kim Noble was awarded $1,200,000 by the Holland Foundation for the project Household Income and Child Development in the First Three Years of Life
Hopelab Foundation & Youth Power for Responsible Technology
Michael Rebell was awarded $100,000 by Hopelab Foundation & Youth Power for Responsible Technology for the Youth Engagement Project
Jacobs Foundation
Alex Eble was awarded $159,35 by the Jacobs Foundation for the Jacobs Foundation Project
John Templeton Foundation
Melanie Brewster was awarded $78,578 by the John Templeton Foundation (award managed by the Queen’s University of Belfast) for the project Unbelief in Marginalized Communities
Kresge Foundation
Davis Jenkins was awarded $380,000 by the Kresge Foundation for the project Advancing Racial and Socioeconomic Equity in Transfer Student Success
Lozier Foundation
Kim Noble was awarded $1,200,000 by the Lozier Foundation for the project Household Income and Child Development in the First Three Years of Life
Michael J. Fox Foundation
Bryan Keller was awarded $499,254 by the Michael J. Fox Foundation for the project Understand Me for Life: Using noise-augmented automatic speech recognition to improve intelligibility in Parkinson’s disease
New York Health Foundation
Jen Cadenhead was awarded $200,000 by New York Health Foundation for the project Understanding Barriers and Facilitators of Universal Free School Meals in NYS
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Kim Noble was awarded $3,000,0000 by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for the project Household Income and Child Development in the First Three Years of Life
Strada Education Network
Davis Jenkins was awarded $800,000 by the Strada Education Network for the project Increasing the Returns to Dual Enrollment for States, Colleges, and Students
William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
Ezekiel Dixon-Roman was awarded $400,000 by the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation for the project AP Seminar with African Diaspora Content: Intersection of Cultural Connectedness and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy to Enhance Student Outcomes
W.T. Grant Foundation
Amy Stuart Wells was awarded $300,000 by the WT Grant Foundation for the project Public Learning for a Multiracial Democracy: Constructing a New Narrative on Race and Education
Equity By Design
Ezekiel Dixon-Roman was awarded $35,000 by Equity By Design for the Edmund W. Gordon Intellective and Logistical Support
Humanities of New York
Ansley Erickson was awarded $10,000 by the Humanities of New York for the project New York City Civil Rights History Project - A Community Workshop
Hauser & Wirth Institute
Davinia Gregory-Kameka was awarded $77,000 by Hauser & Wirth Institute for the Race and the Arts Projects
Inspire3Leadership
Terry Maltbia was awarded $12,000 by Inspire3Leadership for the Inspire3Leadership project.
Morningside Area Alliance
Ansley Erickson was awarded $3,000 by the Morningside Area Alliance for the project Wadleigh at 120: Past, Present, Future
Vida Plena
Helen Verdeli was awarded $33,810 by the Vida Plena for the project Building Capacity for IPT in Ecuador
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Lori Quinn was awarded $77,667 by the Columbia University Donor-Advised Fund for the project Exploring Movement Variability and Motor Performance Expertise in Rowing
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
Ellen Meier was awarded $75,000 by the City College of New York - Colin Powell School for the project Evaluating efforts to support student success at the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership at CCNY
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Peter Coleman was warded $26,445 by Columbia University for the Social Impact Fellowship
Mary Mendenhall was awarded $22,387 by the Columbia University - World Projects for Ubumwe: Arts for Education and Public Health with Refugee Children and Youth
UNIVERSITY of CHICAGO
Alex Eble was awarded $24,000, with EPSA doctoral candidate Saloni Gupta (co-PI), by the Weiss Fund for Research in Development Economics at the University of Chicago for the project Can Government Schools Teach Innovation to Middle School Children? Experimental Evidence from India
Haute Ecole Pédagogique du Canton de Vaud
Paulo Blikstein was awarded $20,080 by the Haute Ecole Pédagogique du Canton de Vaud for the project Teachers as Makers of Pedagogical Tools in International Contexts
United Nations
Caryn Block was awarded $5,000 by the United Nations for the project UN Stereotype Threat Talk