Judy Riffle, Ed.D

Judy Riffle, Ed.D, is a former teacher, university mentor, and K-12 central office administrator with degrees in special education, Deaf education and educational leadership. She was a school district Director of Federal and State Programs in Arizona, including additional hats as a grant writer/manager, English Language Learner Director, Homeless Student Liaison, technology committee facilitator, fundraiser and teacher professional development coordinator. Dr. Riffle began writing state, federal, corporate and foundation grants in 2008 for a school district, and branched out to independent grant consulting in 2011. Since 2012, she has served on six federal grant review panels. Encompassing over 20 years of experience in the field of education, she also serves on the Grant Professionals Association Grant News Publications Subcommittee, Grant Professionals Foundation Marketing Committee, the GPF Silent Auction Committee, and several nonprofit Governing Boards.

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An erosion of freedom: Banned Books Week and school advocacy grants
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There are many organizations and funders that focus on school advocacy and literacy grants
School safety funding landscape after the pandemic
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The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act includes funding to expand mental health and support services in schools
Time to read: 11 library grants for schools
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These grants benefit libraries and librarians as they help provide access to information through literature and non-fiction
How to plant the seeds in a funder's cultivation garden
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Here are 20 things to keep in mind to help you obtain a funded project
A look back at funded COPS School Violence Prevention Program grants
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A total of $53 million is up for grabs this year to make schools safer
'Come From Away': A review of federal grant changes
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Sometimes we just have to make the best of a terrible situation
Don’t speculate, aggregate: Data tips and resources for grant applications
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Make a bigger impact on the grant reviewers by including more data, not less or just the basics
Top 10 planning tools for successful grant projects
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Strong, competitive grant proposals have planning time and tools to back them up
An education grant writer’s professional bookshelf: 19 must-reads
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Here are some of Dr. Judy Riffle's favorite references on her professional bookshelf
Looking back at 2021 education grants and forward to 2022 in the pandemic era
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Federal funding has helped education transform in ways that seemed unfathomable in the past
Education grants: 15 after-school program funding opportunities
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After-school and learning enrichment programs have never been more important; these grants can help more families get the help they need
Fire Prevention Month & fire safety grants
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Grants are available for fire prevention education, wildfire management, first responder staffing and more
Banned books week & literacy grants
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Unfortunately, the freedom to read is constantly under attack — but these grants can help
Back to school: How to find K-12 education grants
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There are various ways to search for education grants, including free databases and paid subscriptions
Emergency Connectivity Fund: Equipping students for remote learning success
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Schools and libraries can apply for funding between June 29 and August 13, 2021
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