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Activate AI Economic Opportunity Challenge 2026: Awarded Projects and Historical Grant Reference
Historical reference for data.org and Zoom Cares’ 2026 Activate AI challenge, which closed its application window and announced six awardee organizations working on economic opportunity, financial inclusion, workforce resilience, and climate resilience.
Break Into Tech AI Developer Scholarship 2026: Fifteen Fully Funded Places for Underrepresented New Yorkers, With Six Months of AI Developer Training, a Laptop to Keep, and Six Months of Job Coaching — Applications Close 1 August 2026
Skillcrush is awarding 15 fully funded scholarships, paid for by the Zero Irving Workforce Development Project Fund, covering six months of in-person AI developer training at Civic Hall in Union Square, a free laptop, a MetroCard, an AI Developer Certificate, and up to six months of job search coaching, with applications closing 1 August 2026.
CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service (CyberAI SFS): 2027 Competition
NSF CyberAI workforce scholarship-and-education-innovation solicitation for U.S. institutions and eligible nonprofit organizations, with an April 5, 2027 Innovation Track target date and July 20, 2027 Scholarship Track deadline.
Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026–2027: A $5,000 Stipend Plus a $1,500 Expense Budget for U.S. Journalists Covering Work, Education, and the Innovation Economy
New America's Future of Work & Innovation Economy initiative and Work Shift support U.S.-based early- and mid-career journalists with a place-based reporting project on education, workforce development, and technology-driven economic development, providing a $5,000 stipend, a $1,500 expense budget, editorial support, and professional development for a September 2026–August 2027 fellowship.
IBM Impact Accelerator 2026: Education and Workforce Development Cohort (Historical Reference)
Historical reference for IBM's closed 2026 Impact Accelerator cohort, which offered selected nonprofit, government, and academic organizations a two-year pro bono technology and implementation grant for AI-driven education and workforce solutions.
Korea Semiconductor Workforce Program: 2026 Advanced Talent R&D Funding
Historical reference for Korea's 2026 민관공동투자반도체고급인력양성 program, administered through the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the IRIS research-support system. The 2026 call closed on 2026-02-12; no later cycle is announced on the official pages checked.
Mathematical Sciences Infrastructure Program (NSF, 2026 and 2027 target dates)
A recurring NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences infrastructure solicitation (PD 20-1260) with target proposal dates in August 2026 and February 2027 for projects that strengthen U.S. mathematical sciences capacity through infrastructure, workforce-aligned training, and conference/travel activities.
NSF 25-515: Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace (SaTC 2.0)
NSF program solicitation 25-515 funds interdisciplinary cybersecurity, privacy, and trust research and education; it includes multiple proposal tracks and recurring 2026/2027 target deadlines for full proposals.
Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)
The U.S. Department of Labor program provides paid, part-time community service assignments and work-based training for unemployed adults age 55 and older with family income at or below 125% of the federal poverty level. Local grantees also connect participants with employment assistance and a path toward unsubsidized work.
Truist Foundation Inspire Awards Year 4 (2026): A $250,000 Top Grant, $10,000 for Every Semifinalist, and a Six-Month MIT Solve Support Program for Nonprofits Preparing Adult Workers for the AI Economy
Truist Foundation and MIT Solve are running the fourth annual Inspire Awards, offering more than $1 million in grants and in-kind support to 501(c)(3) nonprofits headquartered in Truist's 16-state-plus-DC footprint that deliver career pathways, upskilling, AI literacy, and wraparound services for adult workers, with applications closing August 7, 2026 at noon ET.