Institute for Democratic Education in America
For Staff Development And Communications Support
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Amount$68,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/11/2021
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
The Institute for Democratic Education in America (IDEA) mobilizes communities to advance meaningful learning and build a more just and sustainable democracy. The institute’s work is grounded in two core principles: (a) building power in communities by supporting local youth, educators, and parents to be the leaders and drivers of change; and (b) leading with racial justice and equity by recognizing systemic racism and vast inequity. The institute supports people and communities to develop the vision, stories, tools, and strategies to create equitable educational systems. This grant will support IDEA's strategic communications and planning and staff development.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
democraticeducation.org
Address
2008 W. Ridgeway Street, Jackson, MS, 39213, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for general operating support
The Institute for Democratic Education in America partners with and mobilizes communities to advance meaningful learning and collaboratively build a more just and sustainable democracy. The institute’s work is grounded in two core principles: building power in communities by supporting local youth, educators, and parents to be the leaders and drivers of change; and leading with racial justice and equity by recognizing systemic racism and vast inequity. The institute supports people and communities to develop the vision, stories, tools, and strategies to create equitable educational systems. (Substrategy: Student and Community Voice)
for staff development and communications support
The Institute for Democratic Education in America (IDEA) mobilizes communities to advance meaningful learning and build a more just and sustainable democracy. The institute’s work is grounded in two core principles: (a) building power in communities by supporting local youth, educators, and parents to be the leaders and drivers of change; and (b) leading with racial justice and equity by recognizing systemic racism and vast inequity. The institute supports people and communities to develop the vision, stories, tools, and strategies to create equitable educational systems. This grant will support IDEA's strategic communications and planning and staff development.
for general operating support
The Institute for Democratic Education in America mobilizes communities to advance meaningful learning and build a more just and sustainable democracy. The institute’s work is grounded in two core principles: (a) building power in communities by supporting local youth, educators, and parents to be the leaders and drivers of change; and (b) leading with racial justice and equity by recognizing systemic racism and vast inequity. The institute supports people and communities to develop the vision, stories, tools, and strategies to create equitable educational systems. (Substrategy: Student and Community Voice)
