2020 GRANT RECIPIENTS

Each year, ATN will award grants to educators who strive to disrupt inequalities and injustice within their schools, communities, or both. Submission of applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December. 

Each year, ATN will award grants to early care and education providers who serve children birth through age five who strive to disrupt inequalities and injustice within their child care, preschool, licensed family child care providers, other educational settings, and/or communities. ATN recognizes that these educators are underpaid and disproportionately Black and Brown. They are less likely to have funding for professional development from their programs. Submission of applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December. 

ATN is committed to providing resources to women of color because so much of the labor in the fight for justice is done by women of color with limited resources. Single moms who are educators do a lot of that heavy lifting for educational justice. This grant is to support their efforts and show them some love! Submission of applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December. 

Each year, ATN will award grants to youth who strive to disrupt inequalities and injustice within their schools, communities, or both. Submission of applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December. 

Each year ATN, will award grants to community members who strive to disrupt inequalities and injustice within their schools, communities, or both. Submissions of  applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December. 

Each year ATN, will award grants to formerly incarcerated folx who strive to work directly with youth to disrupt inequalities and injustice within their schools, communities, or both. Submissions of  applications will start in late September. Awards will be announced by early December.