Grants

East Granby

2026 Plan of Conservation and Development

NINDS - National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

Project Summary Building upon the success of past meetings, the 2026 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Thalamocortical Interactions will bring together leading neuroscientists, from early career to established investigators, to discuss the latest breakthroughs in understanding the functions of the nervous system influenced by the thalamus. The scientific sessions will highlight cutting-edge discoveries on thalamus-brain interactions in normal and disease conditions. Session topics will include the role of the thalamus in brain plasticity and stroke recovery, movement, decision-making, development, and visual and tactile sensory processing, as well as topics new to this GRC, such as thalamic contributions to pain and itch processing, conscious states, addiction, and motivation. A major goal of this international conference is to foster interactions among scientists at all career stages, from graduate student and postdoctoral fellows to early career and senior investigators and spanning wide-ranging areas of expertise and interests to brainstorm new hypotheses related to thalamic function and to stimulate new collaborations. Leading researchers in the field will present their most current, unpublished work with extensive discussion planned for each session. Discussion will be further fostered during time set aside for more informal interactions. To promote the next generation of neuroscientists, short talks will be selected from abstracts submitted by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. In addition, junior faculty represent a third of confirmed invited speakers. Finally, this GRC will be preceded by a Gordon Research Seminar (GRS), organized by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, which will feature talks and posters by trainees. The GRS will serve as a forum for trainees to present their work and to broaden their peer network and will complement the GRC in bringing together scientists from around the world to discuss and identify new directions in thalamus-brain interactions. The 2026 conference promises to continue the highly regarded tradition and reputation established by the decade-long history of the Thalamocortical Interactions GRC series, bringing top neuroscientists from around the world to communicate innovative science, develop new hypotheses of thalamus function, establish new collaborations among participants, and nurture the next generation of young neuroscientists.

Forest Service

2026 Wood Innovations Grant Funding Opportunity

Forest Service

2026 Wood Products Infrastructure Assistance Program

BLA, Inc

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

CDM Smith Inc.

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

206 Zulu

206 Zulu community group will be hosting its 20th anniversary weekend festivities during President's Day weekend in 2024, located at 153 14th Ave. The event will include a series of panel discussions, resources and industry insider conference called Meeting of the Minds for aspiring Hip Hop artists, producers, dancers and visual artists looking to elevate their careers. The event is free and open to the public.

BAXTER & WOODMAN INC

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

Maria Teresa Mirabal Middle School

Purchase 50 ActivTables (1 for every classroom). 10- Ultimate Polycarbonate Basketball System, (2) Pro premier Soccer Goal 8'Hx24'Wx3'Dx9', (10) Soccer Flags, (30)Mis-Size Laptop School Image Lenovo L430 for Classroom Use, (150 all in Ine Space Saving PC School Image Lenovo.

Institute of Museum and Library Services

21st Century Museum Professionals Program (2026)

City of Richmond

2207

CHAPIN HALL CENTER FOR CHILDREN

Politics and Civic Affairs Services

Kimball Elementary

Our project is a traffic calming street mural at the intersection of 24th Avenue South and South Horton Street. The purpose of the street mural is to help slow traffic and bring the community together around a common goal. With input from the Kimball Elementary community and the surrounding residential neighbors, we will design, plan, and install a street mural. We will seek help from a local artist experienced with mural design and implementation. We will have 3-4 meetings to design and plan. With the help of volunteers we will have a one day event to paint the mural. This project will be completed by July 31. 2018.

ALTORFER INDUSTRIES INC

Power Generation and Distribution Machinery and Accessories

Market NY - RC6 - DED Local Cash

25th New York State Blues Festival Working Capital

Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Foundation

2nd Avenue Art Exhibition

New York Collegium^The

3 Concert Series

WASHINGTON SQUARE CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SOCIETY

3 Concerts at Merkin Hall, NYC Emphasizing New American Chamber Music

Chateau Bianca, Inc.

3-phase Power and Purchase of New Tank

Beyond the 4th Wall Expression Theatre

3.5.7.9 Musical Theatre Program

DEPT OF DEFENSE.DEPT OF THE NAVY.MSC.MSC HQS.MSCHQ NORFOLK

30-day Special Time Charter

Festa Italiana

The 30th Annual Italian Festival at Seattle Center is a community festival to celebrate the joy of 'All Things Italian.' With an average attendance each year of 25,000, the Italian Festival is the largest Italian-American event in the Pacific Northwest. It is free to the public and features art, music, dance, food and activities for the entire family. The dates this year are September 22 - 24, 2017, with programming from 10:00 am until 7:00 pm.

Shakespeare Project

32 Performances of Free, Outdoor Summer Show

Lake City Community Council

The East Lake City Collaborative will organize three Play Streets events for June 20, July 11, and August 1, 2017 with the goal of reclaiming 33rd Ave NE for positive neighborhood interactions, and to further engage the community in the planning & development of the new 33rd Ave NE park site. This will include a three-phase art with various family activities, educational and service displays, live entertainment, and food. The final event coincides with Night Out and will include related safety information & activities. The events will be used to create partnerships with other organizations, encouraging them to sponsor additional interim uses for the 33rd Ave NE park site during the summer and fall of 2017.