Changemaker Community Action Grant - Fall 2019

Changemaker Challenge is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students from all four ASU Campuses to make a difference in local and global communities through an innovative project, prototype, entrepreneurial venture, or community partnership.

If you have an idea for creating and implementing positive social change, enter our Challenge and make your idea happen.

Up to $2500 is available for each grant recipient.

If you have general questions about the Community Action Grants (CAG), please email Jacob Robinson, CAG Chair at jrobin42@asu.edu. For specific questions about the Changemaker Challenge, please email Dylan Ellis at dcellis@asu.edu.

The Woodside Community Action Grant is a seed-funding competition for ASU students that are passionate about community service and social change. Students are eligible to receive funding to carry out service-focused projects in the local community (Maricopa County).

Projects should be engaging, community-driven, solutions-focused and sustainable, in that the impact is long-term.

Up to $1500 is available for each grant recipient.

If you have general questions about the Community Action Grants (CAG), please email Jacob Robinson, CAG Chair at jrobin42@asu.edu. For specific questions about the the Woodside Community Action Grant, please email Natalie Zarasian at nzarasia@asu.edu.

In collaboration with The Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention Program, the Sexual Violence Prevention Grant, is an opportunity for students and organizations with a passion for ending sexual and relationship violence to implement new, innovative programs and projects for our community.

Up to $1500 is available for each grant recipient.

If you have general questions about the Community Action Grants (CAG), please email Jacob Robinson, CAG Chair at jrobin42@asu.edu. For specific questions about the the Sexual Violence Prevention Grant, please email Tuong-Vi (Vi) Le at tuong-vi.le@asu.edu..

The Civic Engagement Grant is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students from all four ASU Campuses to make a difference in your communities via a civic engagement project, policy proposal, or community partnership.

If you have an idea for creating and implementing a positive change through civic engagement, and promoting the quality of life through political or non-political means.

Up to $1,500 is available for each grant recipient.

If you have general questions about the Community Action Grants (CAG), please email Jacob Robinson, CAG Chair at jrobin42@asu.edu. For specific questions about the the Civic Engagement Grant, please email Ayesha Ahsan at aiahsan@asu.edu.

ASU is currently rated #6 in the country and #7 in the world for sustainability. In order to get to #1, ASU is seeking innovative strategies to shift on-campus behavior to be more sustainable. If you have an idea for creating and implementing positive behavior change that supports ASU’s sustainability goals, enter our Sustainability Challenge and make your idea happen.

Up to $1,500 is available for each grant recipient.

This grant is for students to pursue a project that promotes sustainable behaviors at ASU. Projects that address behaviors in the following areas are especially encouraged to apply:

- Reduce energy and/or water use
- Increase alternative transportation
- Reduce food waste
- Increase proper recycling and/or composting
- Increase adoption of plant-based diets

Will your strategy help get ASU to #1?

For general questions about the grant, please email Jacob Robinson, CAG Chair at jrobin42@asu.edu. For specific questions about the Sustainability Challenge Grant, please email Kasey Cretors, Sustainability Chair, at kcretors@asu.edu.