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The History Behind the Innovation Grants Program
By Caitlin Soler
Storytelling for Social Change Intern, Summer 2023
The Innovation Grants Program is seeking applications for its fifth cohort (more on how to apply here)! Over the past six years, we’ve witnessed a transformative journey in fostering interdisciplinary collaborations that bridge academic disciplines, engage diverse sectors, and prioritize community inquiries intersecting climate change and social justice. To learn more about the evolution of the program, read on, and don’t forget to RSVP for an upcoming Innovation Grants info session if you’re interested in applying.
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