This comprehensive workshop encompasses the vital aspects of writing a strong and competitive grant proposal. Participants will be provided opportunities to write grant sections or create an organizational boilerplate for later use by completing commonly requested grant sections including: community overview; organizational history; organizational structure; capacity and capability; needs assessment; problem statement and SMART objectives; inclusivity and engagement, disparities, and cultural competence; intervention implementation; and monitoring and evaluation frameworks and indicators.

This workshop explores how reviewers read grants, reasons proposals get rejected, and how to master the technical parts of a grant while still capturing the attention of the reader. This workshop involves self-paced and live virtual instruction as well as feedback on grant sections.

Workshop Timeline:

•  Part 1 on your own: Independent video-guided learning and reflection
• Available upon registration and expected to be completed by October 27th 
• Live, virtual Q&A to discuss questions, concerns, and comments related to the common challenges of grant writing.
• October 27, 2022 at 4pm eastern
• Part 2 on your own:  Independent video-guided learning and begin drafting proposal content creation specific to your organization and goals 
• Live, virtual coaching and recommendations on specific aspects or sections of a funding opportunity announcement
• Nov 10, 2022 at 5pm eastern
• Homework:  An important part of this workshop is the act drafting proposal content specific to your organization and goals so participants are expected to write a draft of a common section (e.g., capacity, evaluation)
• Submit a section of your choice for personalized feedback from experienced grant writers
• Nov 18th for feedback by Dec 9th
• You come away with content that can be tailored to a future grant announcement!
• Continue to engage with an ASHA grant writing forum for advice, support, and successes

This workshop is eligible for 7 CECH through NCHEC or 7 General CEUs.