Finding and Getting Small Grants for Archaeology
This workshop is designed to help people interested in using small grants to advance archaeological research, build community programs, or begin a pilot project. The workshop will cover strategies to find small grants, how to interpret calls for submission, and considerations for how to address questions on grant applications. This will include a brief review of putting together a budget and some of the unforeseen expenses that grant-writers should consider during that process. These small grant opportunities are particularly useful for community organizations and graduate student researchers looking to get a project off the ground, take current projects to the next level, or to provide a proof-of-concept before pursuing large funding opportunities from government agencies or philanthropic organizations.
Archaeology in the Community provides professional development trainings for students, archaeologists, educators, and the public. The new Brush Up series of workshops, organized by AITC and sponsored by the Society of Black Archaeologists, are designed to provide participants with skills in developing public programs, working with communities, documenting local heritage, and communicating about archaeology. For Brush Up workshops, participants receive expert instruction, resources, a quiz to test understanding, and a certificate of completion.