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Tribal Extension Grant Program

Type
Funding
Climate Programs
Organization
USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Description

Deadline is Ongoing. The Tribal College Extension grant program allows the 1994 Land-Grants to create extension offices for their reservation communities. Each extension office works with reservation communities to build programs that target local needs. The result is a diversified and targeted outreach. Reservation youth participate in fun activities in a safe environment. Farmers and ranchers gain science-based insights to improve their productivity. Financial literacy training enhances rural reservation economies. The 1994 Land-Grants also provide culture-centered family activities to restore Native languages, traditions and agriculture. Within this grant program are two types of funds: Capacity grants and Special Emphasis. Capacity grants fund an entire Extension office which can have many mission areas and clients. Special Emphasis are targeted, short-term pilot projects that allow Extension educators to explore new ways to better serve their community.

Funding Amount
Varies
Matching Funds
No
Eligibility
1994 Land Grant Institutions
Contact Information
Tim Grosser
Position/Title:National Program Leader
Office:Division of Community and Education
Email:tgrosser@nifa.usda.gov (link sends e-mail)
Location:4445 Waterfront Centre
Phone Number:(202) 690-0402
Fax Number:(202) 720-3945
Status/Type
Grant