Grant Writing 101: The federal grant application process and tools and tips for writing, submitting and winning a competitive proposal
October 23 and 24 from 2:30-4:30 pm ET
Are you a practitioner looking for federal grant funding to help address a public safety need in your community? Are you interested in learning how to pursue federal grant funding even if you don’t have a dedicated grant writer or manager? Do you want to ensure you meet the requirements and submit an application that gives you the best chance to win an award?
Participants will leave this online training with the knowledge and resources they need to develop an award-winning application. They will also receive information about where to locate and how to determine eligibility and the associated expectations and requirements attached to federal funding opportunities.
Participants will be given step-by-step instructions on the essential elements to complete the application process; will learn the six steps of program development and receive 24 tips for writing a winning proposal. In addition, participants will recognize a logic model as a helpful tool to develop S.M.A.R.T. goals and performance objectives and receive other tools to develop timelines and budgets. Participants will also receive links to a wealth of information to help them be successful in obtaining and managing a federal award.
We encourage you to register today and share this announcement with others who may find this training valuable.
Presenter: Valarie Tickle, Delaware Criminal Justice Council
Valarie Tickle is an associate deputy director and grant coordinator for the Delaware Criminal Justice Council. She is a subject matter expert on criminal justice grant writing and has submitted numerous successful competitive grant applications, totaling almost $20M to address needs in her state.
Registration includes both days of virtual training as well as additional resources.
Fore more information regarding registration and other training opportunities from NCJA HERE.