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The latest round of COVID-19 stimulus funding signed into law on December 27th, 2020 provides funding to state and local governments for a variety of activities: vaccine planning and distribution; contact tracing, testing, and surveillance; transportation improvements; and broadband initiatives. However, it can be challenging to figure out how to access these funds, how they can be spent, and how they can fund your technology initiatives. Beyond this stimulus funding, there’s also a variety of other federal, state, and foundation grants that can fund cybersecurity technology solutions.
 
Join Grants Office and Okta for a webinar about the stimulus funding that is available to support technology-rich projects at the state and local government level. If you’re looking to take advantage of the COVID-19 stimulus funding in 2021, you won’t want to miss this event

Computer Science (CS) and Computational Thinking (CT) are increasingly essential skills within students' college and career readiness toolbelt. While a clear pathway to a STEM career may be top of mind for many, CS and CT competencies have non-STEM applications, too – from developing models to analyze political behavior data to sound design and production within a music hall or theater. Yet despite this broad potential for future career pathway relevance, less than half of K12 districts in the United States offer any form of meaningful CS or CT course pathway. Students from rural, low-income, and/or ethnic and racial minorities are especially disadvantaged as their districts often lack the resources to start such programs. Fortunately, over the last 5 years, grant funding support for CS and CT programming has substantially increased. For those who know where to look, these funds can provide the much-needed support to launch a school or district-wide CS and CT initiative.

Join Grants Office and special guests from HP, Microsoft TEALS, DigiGirlz, and Airband as we discuss how your district can leverage the plethora of public grant funding available, figure out which of the grant-fundable HP devices are best suited to your needs, and how you can get these devices connected to facilitate innovative computer science learning within your classrooms.

As a bonus, following the event, all registrants will receive an exclusive white paper featuring grant-seeking tips and tricks for your next technology-enabled computer science project. If your district is interested in starting or expanding its computer science offerings, you won’t want to miss out on this fast-paced and informative event!

Grant funding for corrections mobility projects is widespread and readily available – from the Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, State public safety agencies, and others. But sometimes developing a project that can win funding can pose a challenge to law enforcement agency leaders, particularly if they don’t have a great deal of experience with competitive grants.

Join Grants Office and special guests from Samsung as we provide a review of the strategies and tools that can help you confidently develop grant applications for your next mobility project.

Sign up to gain expert insights on:

1. The latest mobile technology that can keep officers safe and better equipped
2. Upcoming mobility-friendly grant programs that you can apply for
3. How to effectively articulate your grant applications

With coronavirus still impacting schools across the country, Congress has passed yet another stimulus bill, allocating an additional $170 billion towards education via the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Approximately $130 billion of this funding will go to K-12 schools to further help them respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and reopen schools.
 
These funds will provide additional allocations to the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, first introduced in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March 2020 and expanded with the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act in December 2020. Be aware, though, that the future funds from the American Rescue Plan will have new provisions!
 
Join Grants Office, HP, Intel and Microsoft as we discuss the new appropriations for K-12 education, how they relate to the previous stimulus funding, and provide tips for making the most of what’s available to meet ongoing technology needs. With this large amount of new funding on the way, you won’t want to miss out on learning about these exciting opportunities!

With coronavirus still impacting schools across the country, Congress has passed yet another stimulus bill, allocating an additional $170 billion towards education via the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Approximately $40 billion of this funding will go to higher education institutions to further help them respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and reopen schools.

These funds will provide additional allocations to the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, first introduced in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March 2020 and expanded with the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act in December 2020. Be aware, though, that the future funds from the American Rescue Plan will have new provisions!
 
Join Grants Office, HP, and AMD as we discuss the new appropriations for higher education, how they relate to the previous stimulus funding, and provide tips for making the most of what’s available to meet ongoing technology needs. With this large amount of new funding on the way, you won’t want to miss out on learning about these exciting opportunities!

The coronavirus pandemic brought about and exacerbated challenges for educational organizations, but there are also new opportunities to reimagine teaching and learning. Luckily, the Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act included nearly $82 billion in additional funding for the Education Stabilization Fund! This includes the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER) for K-12, the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) for higher education, and the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEER) for both K-12 and higher education as well as other education providers. Much of this funding is technology-friendly and can help schools facilitate instruction and support students.
 
Join Grants Office and Lenovo as we review these opportunities, how they relate to the CARES Act funding, and tips for making the most of what’s available to fund much-needed technology. With more than twice the funding for education as we saw in CARES, you won’t want to miss out on learning about these exciting grant opportunities!
 
If you want to be sure you’re not missing any of the new technology-friendly funding that is available to your institution, you won’t want to miss this event!

Le Gouvernement Français a placé les Petites et Moyennes Entreprises et les Entreprises de Taille Intermédiaire au cœur de son Plan de Relance pour faire face à la COVID-19, en déployant des mesures inédites de soutien financier afin d’encourager l'investissement et la modernisation de ses entreprises. Le résultat final se traduit par de nombreuses subventions attrayantes qui peuvent être mobilisées pour les clients de Cisco en 2021 et au-delà. Mais les financements circulent rapidement ! Seuls ceux qui sont prêts à saisir ces opportunités historiques pourront faire avancer leurs projets à vocation technologique grâce à un financement par subvention.

Chers partenaires, joignez-vous aux représentants de Cisco et de Grants Office pour aider vos clients à bénéficier des meilleures opportunités actuellement disponibles dans le large paysage des aides financières en France pour soutenir leurs projets de transformation digitale ! Nous discuterons des programmes de relance adaptés à la technologie, des solutions qui sont en demande et des ressources gratuites de soutien aux subventions que vous pouvez exploiter pour sécuriser vos projets communs avec vos clients et augmenter vos ventes grâce à ces subventions

The Coronavirus Pandemic hit healthcare providers especially hard as they had to simultaneously deal with increased and expensive safety protocols and declining revenue as elective surgeries were canceled and demand for non-COVID health services declined.  The strain was particularly acute for the IT operations at health care facilities as providers had to quickly reorganize to support a remote workforce and deliver care via telemedicine technology.

As part of the federal response, $178 billion in stimulus funds has been allocated to help providers deal with these operating deficits.  The funds can be used to support healthcare-related pandemic expenses as well as to replace lost revenue.  Many providers were reluctant to spend these funds because of changing guidance from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).  The good news is that the latest stimulus package signed into law on December 27, 2020 codified many of these regulations and give providers added flexibility in how they can spend these federal dollars.

Join Grants Office and special guests from Okta as we explore the HHS Provider Relief Fund and other sources of funding that can be used to support your pressing IT initiatives.  We will discuss best practices for maximizing these funding opportunities to optimize your IT apparatus to function in an ongoing pandemic and a future healthcare landscape that will be forever changed.

Another round of historic stimulus funding has created yet more new opportunities for local governments to leverage technology to transform the way they deliver services to citizens in the wake of the pandemic and beyond.

Join Grants Office and special guests from SHI for a look at the latest stimulus funding bill, how these appropriations expand and enhance both past stimulus programs and the annual funding being distributed in the current fiscal year. We’ll also be discussing how technology can help make your agency more efficient and effective, and how the SHI Grants Support Program can help you get it done.

If you’re feeling like there’s a lot of funding flying around and you want to make sure you capture every dollar you can, you won't want to miss this event!

The COVID pandemic has dramatically increased the demand for technology across the country, and COVID-related stimulus funding has added hundreds of billions of dollars to what was already a robust funding landscape for local government, education, healthcare innovation, and small business development. But funding is flowing quickly, and only those who are ready to respond to these historic opportunities in tech-friendly grant funding will be able to maximize all they are eligible for.

Join Grants Development Consultants from Grants Office and partner leaders from Ingram Micro and Cisco for a look at the tech-friendly stimulus and annual funding that is available in 2021, solutions that are in-demand, and free grants support resources that you can leverage today to drive more grant-enabled sales with your customers. 

If you’ve been looking for ways to help your customer leverage funding for the technology they need to help them solve the challenges the coronavirus has created in their municipalities, provinces, and institutions, you won’t want to miss this event!