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WATERSHED PROTECTING REGENERATIVE APPALACHIAN AGROFORESTRY

FROM LAND TO SEA: LEARNING FROM INDIGENOUS AND LOCAL KNOWLEDGES TO CO-CREATE CLIMATE ADAPTATION METRICS

COLLABORATIVE SCIENCE WITH INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO ENHANCE COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS??? RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANTS PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE STATE OF KENTUCKY FOR LOCAL PIPELINE SAFETY ISSUES. PROJECTS MAY RANGE FROM PUBLIC AWARENESS ACTIVITIES TO SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS.

THIS GRANT IS USED TO BRING MANDARIN AND STEM INTERN TEACHERS FROM TAIWAN TO CO-TEACH IN SELECT U.S. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR 10 MONTHS, STRENGTHENING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION AND PROVIDING PROPAGANDA-FREE MANDARIN LEARNING

SHARING SUCCESSES IN FOREST FARMING ACROSS CENTRAL APPALACHIA

THIS ACTION APPROVES AN AWARD IN THE AMOUNT OF $30,000 TO LIVELIHOODS KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE NETWORK INCORPORATION TO SUPPORT THEIR EFFORTS EDUCATING, EMPOWERING, AND ENGAGING RESIDENTS IN COLLECTING QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE DATA ABOUT WATER VULNERABILITY IN EASTERN KENTUCKY.

THIS PROGRAM WILL EXECUTE A PILOT BRIDGEUSA PROGRAM TO SEND THREE TRAINEES/INTERNS FROM OKINAWA TO THE U.S. FOR ABOUT TEN MONTHS TO BUILD THEIR EXPERIENCE IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY.

A CAMP COUNSELOR PROGRAM FOR UP TO SIX PARTICIPANTS FROM CYPRUS. PARTICIPANTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE THEIR ENGLISH SKILLS AND BE EXPOSED TO AMERICAN CAMP BUSINESS PRACTICES.