Mini-Grants Program

To encourage and support public policy work by members that benefits communities, SCRA has initiated a mini-grants program.

If you have a grant in progress that was awarded in a prior year, please use the forms linked below to submit status updates and final reports.

Status Report Form for Grants in Progress

Final Report Form for Completed Grants

Previously Funded Grant Proposals

Name
Status Report Form for Grants in Progress
SCRA_Public_Policy_Call_for_Grants_2016.docx
SCRA Public Policy Call for Grants 2018
SCRA Public Policy Call for Grants 2017
Scoring Table Used to Review Grant Applications
Public Policy Small Grants Program Procedures
Public Policy Call For Grants 2015
Policy Grant Check Request Form
Mini Grant Program Procedures 4-9-18
2014, Roundfield and LeWinn - Evaluation of an Innovative School District-Wide Assessment System
2014, Brokopp, Binder, and Baker - Postdisaster Home Buyouts and Relocation
2014, Anderson and Davidson - Gender Responsivity in the Juvenile Justice System
2013, Strompolis and Branham - Influencing Prevention Policy through Effective Communication
2013, Henderson - Alternative Learning Centers Impact on Out-of-School Suspension
2013, Boyd - Affordable Care Act: Education, Mobilization, and Evaluation
2012, Matson - The Mobile Voice Project: Homelessness and Transportation
2012, Martinez - Barriers and Enablers to the Implementation of Connecticut's Anti-bullying Legislation
2012, Lugalia-Hollon and Cooper - Shifting Youth Justice Policy Paradigms: From Incarceration to Collaborative Community Justice
2011, Oudekerk and Repucci - Encouraging Assessment of Risks and Strengths Among Offending Girls
2011, Miles - Collaborative Evaluation of the Advocacy Efforts of Children First/CIS

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Projects and Products Supported by SCRA Public Policy Small Grants

Daniel Cooper and Ryan Lugalia-Hollon's work with Chicago's Million Dollar Blocks project, which looks at community-based alternatives to incarceration. Visit the project's website.