The Longview Foundation Releases Report on Internationalizing Pre-service Teacher Education.

Grants Awarded

$10,000 American Council on Education, Washington, DC
To conduct research on K-12 and higher education partnerships in international education. (Unique Opportunities Grant) More

$25,000 Brown University, Choices Program, Providence, RI
For staffing support for the expansion of the Capitol Forum Program. (Teachers and Schools Grant) More

$750 Foundation Center, New York, NY
For support of services to grant seekers and foundations. (Discretionary Grant)

$7,350 Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort, NY
For a statewide summit to build support for international education and develop educational opportunities and resources for teachers. (State Grant) More

$3,000 National Council for the Social Studies, Silver Spring, MD
For the Global Educator Award given in honor of James Becker recognizing a social studies educator who has made notable contributions to help elementary, middle or secondary students increase their understanding of the world. (Teachers and Schools Grant)

$1,500 National Peace Corps Association, Washington, DC
Discretionary grant for staff participation in a conference for European global educators. (Discretionay Grant) More
$25,000 Ohio State University, College of Education, Columbus, OH
Second year of funding for a three-year project to develop an online global education course for practicing K-12 teachers. The target audience for the second year of the course is elementary school teachers. Teachers and Schools Grant)

$10,000 Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, Oklahoma City, OK
For a statewide videoconference to build awareness of and support for international education and presentations at summer education leadership conferences. (State Grant) More

$10,000 University of Delaware, Newark, DE
For a statewide study of K-20 international education capacity. (State Grant) More

$10,000 University of Denver, Center for Teaching International Relations, Denver, CO
For an evaluation of the World Affairs Challenge program. (Teachers and Schools Grant) More

$5,000 University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
For an assessment of teachers' experiences with international education and training for the university's K-12 outreach programs in international education. (State Grant) More

$5,000 University of Vermont, Asian Studies Outreach Program, Burlington, VT
For a study of Vermont's international education policies, resources and practices, a meeting for international education organizations, and a statewide conference for policy makers and business leaders. (State Grant) More

$10,000 West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts, Charleston, WV
For activities to build public awareness of and support for international education. (State Grant) More

$6,000 Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, Madison, WI
To create a state council and regional alliances to build d partnerships with new and established audiences to support international education. (State Grant) More

$5,000 World Affairs Council of Washington DC, Washington, DC
To support the Council's five-day Summer Institute for teachers. (Teachers and Schools Grant)