Native Voices Endowment: A Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Legacy
Endangered Language Fund
Request for Proposals 2021
Application Instructions
This deadline has already passed.
You can download a PDF of the application submission instructions here.
Please refer to the Eligibility Criteria before preparing and uploading your application to the Grants Management Portal
NVE applications will no longer be accepted through email. Instead, applicants will use the online Grants Management System to submit their application materials.
Important Note: Please put together all of your proposal materials before you begin entering information into our Grants Management System. When you enter data into the system, you are (currently) not able to save and exit the system, so you will enter and upload all materials at once and then submit for review. We encourage you to look at the submission requirements and these steps ahead of time so that you know what materials are required. If you have any questions, please email us at elf_at_yale_dot_edu
Step 1. Navigate your browser to this URL and click on "Go to Grant Applications Page": https://mc.miamioh.edu/grant-management/GrantApps
Step 2. Choose the grant for which you wish to apply (this cycle is for Native Voices Endowment)
Step 3. Enter information:
--Title of the project
--Name of the tribal community in which language is spoken
--Name of states in which language is spoken (You can currently only identify one state in this drop-down list. Please identify the primary state, and if there are others, you can include them in the project narrative)
--ISO 639-3 Code for the language
--Amount requested (Applicants may seek funding for up to 3 consecutive years; If seeking more than one year of funding, please enter the amount requested for each year)
--Primary Project Manager Information
Note: The system currently allows for only one primary project manager. This should also be the person with whom ELF corresponds. However, you can identify additional project managers in the project narrative file, which you will upload to the system.
--Previous experience or relevant publications (this can be entered as text)
--Prior ELF funding
Step 4. Upload application files:
--Project narrative
--Project budget
--Additional files (for example, a statement of ethical approval)
--Letter of support (Specifically, include here an official resolution of the governing body (tribal council, executive committee, etc.) for the tribe whose language is the subject of the project.)
--Optional letter of support
--Please enter a 150-word (maximum) abstract for your project. If you project is selected for funding, ELF will use this abstract for promotional purposes.
Step 5. When you are ready to submit your materials for review, click on the "Submit for Review" button at the bottom of the page. You should receive a confirmation message.
If you have any questions, please email us at: elf_at_yale_dot_edu.
The Endangered Language Fund
300 George Street, Suite 900
New Haven, CT 06511 USA
Tel: 203-865-6163, x265
Fax: 203-865-8963
Please refer to the Eligibility Criteria before preparing and uploading your application to the Grants Management Portal
NVE applications will no longer be accepted through email. Instead, applicants will use the online Grants Management System to submit their application materials.
Important Note: Please put together all of your proposal materials before you begin entering information into our Grants Management System. When you enter data into the system, you are (currently) not able to save and exit the system, so you will enter and upload all materials at once and then submit for review. We encourage you to look at the submission requirements and these steps ahead of time so that you know what materials are required. If you have any questions, please email us at elf_at_yale_dot_edu
Step 1. Navigate your browser to this URL and click on "Go to Grant Applications Page": https://mc.miamioh.edu/grant-management/GrantApps
Step 2. Choose the grant for which you wish to apply (this cycle is for Native Voices Endowment)
Step 3. Enter information:
--Title of the project
--Name of the tribal community in which language is spoken
--Name of states in which language is spoken (You can currently only identify one state in this drop-down list. Please identify the primary state, and if there are others, you can include them in the project narrative)
--ISO 639-3 Code for the language
--Amount requested (Applicants may seek funding for up to 3 consecutive years; If seeking more than one year of funding, please enter the amount requested for each year)
--Primary Project Manager Information
Note: The system currently allows for only one primary project manager. This should also be the person with whom ELF corresponds. However, you can identify additional project managers in the project narrative file, which you will upload to the system.
--Previous experience or relevant publications (this can be entered as text)
--Prior ELF funding
Step 4. Upload application files:
--Project narrative
--Project budget
--Additional files (for example, a statement of ethical approval)
--Letter of support (Specifically, include here an official resolution of the governing body (tribal council, executive committee, etc.) for the tribe whose language is the subject of the project.)
--Optional letter of support
--Please enter a 150-word (maximum) abstract for your project. If you project is selected for funding, ELF will use this abstract for promotional purposes.
Step 5. When you are ready to submit your materials for review, click on the "Submit for Review" button at the bottom of the page. You should receive a confirmation message.
If you have any questions, please email us at: elf_at_yale_dot_edu.
The Endangered Language Fund
300 George Street, Suite 900
New Haven, CT 06511 USA
Tel: 203-865-6163, x265
Fax: 203-865-8963
- Please note: applications must be submitted electronically to the Grants Management System. Emailed applications are no longer accepted as of this 2020 RFP.
