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DEADLINES
November 8: Volunteerism (national).
Submissions for the Life Improvement
Sabbatical Contest from IKEA North
America. One person will be awarded
a yearlong sabbatical worth $100,000
to advance a project that improves the
lives of others. Five finalists will be
chosen by a panel of judges and the
winner will be determined by public
vote. Additional information is available on the contest Web site. Who may
enter: legal residents of the 48 contiguous United States and the District
of Columbia who are 18 years of age
or older. Employees of IKEA North
America Services and their immediate
family members and/or those living
in the same household of each are
not eligible. Contact: IKEA North
America, 420 Alan Wood Road,
Conshohocken, Pa. 19428; http://www.
thelifeimprovementproject.com/
Sabbatical.aspx
November 11: Health (national).
Applications for the Robert Wood Johnson
Health Policy Fellowships, which are
intended to provide midcareer health
professionals with a greater understanding of the federal health-policy
process, help them formulate new
policies and programs, and advance
their careers as leaders in academic
health centers and in health policy.
The fellowship program is financed by
the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
and administered by the Institute of
Medicine of the National Academies.
Up to six fellows will each receive a
maximum of $165,000 plus benefits
over three years. Additional information is available on the foundation’s
Web site. Who may apply: midcareer professionals at universities or
nonprofit health-care organizations
working in the allied health professions, biomedical sciences, dentistry,
economics, health-services organization and administration, medicine,
nursing, public health, or social and
behavioral health. Applicants must
be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Applications must be submitted
electronically. Contact: Marie Mich-nich, RWJHPF, IOM, 500 Fifth Street,
N. W., Washington, D.C. 20001; (202)
334-1506; fax (202) 334-3862;
mmichnich@nas.edu; http://www.
rwjf.org/applications/solicited/cfp.
jsp?ID=21143
November 19: Arts (national).
Applications for Arts Connect All grants from
VSA Arts and the MetLife Foundation. A maximum of 10 grants of up
to $15,000 each will support arts
organizations that collaborate with
local public schools to create inclusive
educational programs for students
with disabilities. Additional information is available on the organization’s
Web site. Who may apply: arts organizations classified as tax exempt under
Section 501(c)( 3) of the Internal Revenue Code that meet the minimum
physical-access requirements of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. Organizations and the schools they
work with must be located in the following metropolitan areas: Atlanta;
Baltimore; Boston; Charlotte, N.C.;
Denver; Detroit; Hartford, Conn.;
Houston; Kansas City, Mo.; Los Angeles; Minneapolis; Nashville; Philadelphia; Phoenix; Pittsburgh; Portland,
Ore.; Providence, R.I.; San Diego; San
Francisco; Seattle; St. Louis; Tampa,
Fla.; and Tulsa, Okla. Contact: VSA
Arts, 818 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.,
Suite 600, Washington, D.C. 20006;
(800) 933-8721; fax (202) 429-0868;
artsconnectall@vsarts.org; http://www.
vsarts.org/x273.xml
November 19: Employment (interna-
tional). Applications for grants from
the Employee Assistance Research
Foundation for research projects that
look at the prevalence, structure, func-
tioning, financing, and utilization of
employee-assistance programs in to-
day’s workplaces. Additional informa-
tion is available on the foundation’s
Web site. Who may apply: tax-exempt
educational institutions, agencies,
or for-profit businesses that have ac-
cess to an institutional review board
Contact: EARF, 2001 Jefferson Davis
Highway, Suite 1004, Arlington, Va.
22202; (703) 416-0010; info@eap
foundation.org; http://www.eap
foundation.org/apply-for-grants
Building Healthy Communities pro-
gram. PRI’s ranging from $500,000
to $2-million will awarded over up to
ten years at an interest rate of 0 per-
cent to 3 percent. Additional informa-
tion is available on the endowment’s
Web site. Who may apply: established
nonprofits, with priority given to
organizations working in the 14 geo-
graphic areas the foundation is focus-
ing on. Those locations are listed
here: http://www.calendow.org/
healthycommunities/communities.
html. Applications must be completed
online. Contact: California Endow-
ment, 1000 North Alameda Street,
Los Angeles, Calif. 90012; (800) 449-
4149, fax: (213) 928-8801; questions@
calendow.org; http://www.calendow.
org/grant_guide
