Grant & Opportunities in the Field 

Welcome to our resource page, where we consolidate information about various opportunities in the field of education research. As a service to our community, we gather and share these opportunities to help researchers and organizations stay informed. If you'd like to add a resource to this page, please e-mail us at [email protected]. 

Please note that while SREE (Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness) occasionally receives information about these opportunities, we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or in any way associated with the organizations or entities issuing these opportunities. We encourage you to carefully review the requirements, deadlines, and contact information provided by the issuing organizations for the most up-to-date and accurate details.

Current Opportunities

 LEARN to Scale Virtual Workshop on May 1

The LEARN Network, an IES-funded initiative working to support education researchers and developers in building and scaling evidence-based education products and programs, will host a free LEARN to Scale Virtual Workshop on Thursday, May 1 from 3 to 4pm ET.

The Network’s team of research, development, and marketing experts will discuss a systematic approach for bringing research to market, share potential scaling pathways for educational innovations, and provide a variety of free tools and resources designed for researchers and developers who want to create, test, and scale evidence-based products and programs.

Learn more and register on the LEARN Network website.

AIMS EduData Initiative Grants

Digital Promise, in partnership with the Advancing Innovative Math Solutions (AIMS) Collaboratory and Learning Data Insights, is excited to launch the AIMS EduData initiative. This unique opportunity offers $10,000 - $50,000 grants, with the possibility of additional future funding, for recipients to: 

• Access rich datasets including assessments and process data to advance math learning
• Engage in a dynamic, supporting community of digital learning providers and researchers
• Gain new career development opportunities

We especially invite emerging scholars interested in advancing math education to apply. For more information, please join our mailing list and visit the AIMS EduData website. We’ll keep you updated on important deadlines, office hours, application details, and more. 

 ISEA Summer Hackweek

The ISEA training program at the University of Washington supports graduate students, researchers and practitioners in developing interdisciplinary skills at the intersection of learning sciences, AI/ML, and education. ISEA Summer Hackweek will take place June 23–27, 2025. This week-long event brings together small interdisciplinary teams to tackle real-world challenges in education, guided by mentorship from project sponsors across academia, nonprofits, and industry.

We are now inviting organizations to submit project proposals, and we would love your help in sharing this opportunity within your network.

More details, including expectations, timelines, and application form, are available on our website: https://www.amplifylearn.ai/isea/isea-summer-hackweek/

The deadline to submit a project proposal is April 30, 2025.

 OSU researchers collecting information about researchers’ technology use in their school-based research

OSU researchers (Dr. Shayne Piasta, Dr. Julia Hagge, Dr. Rebecca Dore, Dr. Alicia Bunger, and Dr. Busra Ceviren) are collecting information about researchers’ technology use in their school-based research. This survey is part of their new research project, Collaborating Researchers & Educators Apply Technology to Establish Evidence-Based Practices (CREATE-EBP). Follow this link to learn more about the survey and access the participation link. The survey will be available through May 5, 2025. Please share with other researchers you know!