The Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 Exchange Network (EN) Grant Program Solicitation Notice (SN) is now published to Grants.gov. Applications are due to EPA by 11:59 PM Eastern Time, Friday, June 2nd, 2023. Visit the EN Grants Program website for guidance tools. Contact Erin McGown (EN Grants Program Manager) at ENGrantProgram [at] epa.gov with questions.
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Discover information for Tribes on the Exchange Network and other innovative approaches for managing and sharing environmental data using modern technology tools and solutions. Additional topics include the Tribal Exchange Network Group (TXG), previous and upcoming events, contacts, resources, and mentoring opportunities.
- An informational webinar for tribal applicants took place on May 19, 2023. View the presentation slides on the EN Grant Program website.
WHY JOIN: The TXG works to address issues related to data management, technology access, and information exchange for Tribal environmental programs. TXG members have a wide range of experiences implementing strategies to improve the data standards and information systems that support tribal environmental and natural resource management activities, and they serve as mentors and advisors for other tribal staff who are building capacity for managing and sharing data.
REQUEST TO JOIN: To request to join the TXG, please complete and submit the Tribal Exchange Network Group (TXG) - Membership Request Form.
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Mentorship experiences can help you develop skills and knowledge, and forge relationships to the peers and colleagues that help guide and support you along your journey. Plus, it is at no cost to you or your tribe!
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Hear from four previous Tribal EN Grantees on what they consider is most important when applying for an EN Grant in the video below. View additional videos here.
If you have trouble accessing resources or pages linked to Dropbox, please contact NEIEN [at] nau.edu
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