World of 8 Billion Mini-Grant for Student Video Contest (US)

Published Date: September 13, 2024

Application Deadline: November 15, 2024

Grant Overview

Population Education, through its World of 8 Billion initiative, provides mini-grants to U.S. middle and high school educators. These grants support teachers in providing resources for their students to participate in the World of 8 Billion video contest.

Purpose

This program aims to ensure all students, regardless of school resources, have the opportunity to participate in the contest. Grant funds can be used to directly enhance students' video production skills and remove any barriers to participation.

Funding Information

Grant Amount: $100 - $500.

The funds can be used for items like video editing software, digital cameras, microphones, or virtual workshops with filmmaking experts to support students' video creation efforts.

Eligible Activities

Grants will be considered for activities such as:

• Virtual classroom instruction or workshops on filmmaking and video editing
• One-year subscription to video editing software like WeVideo
• Audio-visual equipment including cameras, microphones, and tripods
• Animation software or tutorial support
• Other resources to support the creation of contest videos

Eligibility Criteria

The mini-grants are available to middle and high school teachers in the U.S. who plan to have their students participate in the World of 8 Billion student video contest.

How to Apply

Interested educators can apply for the mini-grant by visiting the World of 8 Billion Mini-Grant webpage.

For more details, visit Population Education.