The Sandra Dunagan Deal Center for Early Language and Literacy at Georgia College is offering grants to University System of Georgia Institutions and State Agencies.
The aim of the Deal Center’s research agenda is to understand the conditions and processes
needed to successfully implement and sustain evidence-based and evidence-informed practices
in early language and literacy development in organizations working with children and families
from birth through age 8.
Utilizing implementation science principles, grantees are expected to design and implement a
research study that examines the practices that foster early language and literacy with an
understanding of developmental and contextual differences in a manner that allows community
organizations, the education sector, and children to safely realize the benefits of early language
and literacy and sustain these benefits during and post-pandemic. The aim of using
implementation science in this manner is to understand how evidence-based practices in early
language and literacy development are adapted to the demands of society amidst a pandemic
and beyond.
Detailed information about the grants: https://www.galiteracycenter.org/grant-opportunities.
DETAILS: Grant Opportunities — Sandra Dunagan Deal Center for Early Language and Literacy (galiteracycenter.org)
Respond to the request for proposals by November 21, 2022, by 5:00 PM.
2022-23 RESEARCH GRANT INITIATIVE FOR EARLY LANGUAGE AND LITERACY PRACTICES REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
The Sandra Dunagan Deal Center for Early Language and Literacy is pleased to announce and invites applications from University System of Georgia Institutions and State Agencies conducting research on the implementation of early language and literacy practices for children birth through age eight that create the conditions for all children to be on the path to third-grade reading proficiency. We invite you to respond to our request for proposals. Deadline is November 21, 2022, by 5:00 PM.
Eligibility:
Eligible applications must exhibit the following characteristics:
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This research grant is only open to University System of Georgia Institutions and State Agencies.
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Cross-sector collaboration between applicant and partner organization. Examples include GA Department of Public Health and Emory University School of Nursing; Georgia State University and the Rollins Center, Atlanta Speech School; University of Georgia and the McPhaul Childhood Development Lab
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Address one or more of the conditions for all children to be on the path to reading proficiently—and beyond—as defined by the four pillars of language nutrition, access, positive learning climate, and teacher preparation and effectiveness.
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Demonstrate the capacity to show implementation progress by February 10, 2023.