This entry-level workshop focuses on tips and tricks to support effective grant writing for Tribal climate adaptation. The curriculum will emphasize the essential components of grant applications. Participants will write a draft grant proposal and participate in a peer review activity.
Objectives:
Learn about grant writer roles and work ethics.
Learn about conducting grant research and identify relevant grant research databases.
Understand the grant writing planning process.
Understand principles for assembling and facilitating a Grant Planning Team.
Understand and be prepared to develop essential components of a grant proposal.
Understand the benefits of peer review and practice reviewing others’ work.
Identify action steps for unsuccessful and successful grant application results.
Target Audience: Tribal technical staff in Minnesota, Tribal Liaisons, and funding agencies.
Accommodations: Ruttger's Birchmont Lodge. Lodging is secured already so no need to book it yourself. If you have any special accommodations, please email shiftingseasons@menominee.edu
Meals: Meals will be provided at no cost to participants. Please indicate any dietary restrictions on the registration form.
Travel Support: Travel support (hotel & mileage/flights) is available to participants. Please indicate interest in travel support on the registration form.
Registration is free and available on a first come, first served basis but will close when capacity is reached. For questions about this event, please contact shiftingseasons@menominee.edu.
