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Federal Requests for Proposals
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| Who: | Department of Education |
| What: | Accepting proposals to utilize the $4 billion available to states in competitive grant dollars through the Race to the Top fund. |
| Goals: | - To adopt standards and assessments that prepare students to succeed in college and the workplace and to compete in the global economy; |
| Deadline: | January 19, 2010 |
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| Who: | Business Life and Woodbury University |
| What: | A public forum moderated by California Transportation Commissioner, Larry Zarian to explore access to capital and creating jobs in California. Keynote speakers include Alberto G. Alvarado, U.S. Small Business Administration District Director and Jennifer Grutzius, Chief of Staff of the Governor’s California Recovery Task Force. |
| Where: | Burbank, California |
| How to register: | Admission: $25 |
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| Who: | ProPublica |
| What: | Released an interactive resource to guide users through the data posted on Recovery.gov. |
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| Who: | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development |
| What: | Released an online tool for recipients of stimulus funds to calculate the number of jobs created by each project. |
| Where: | HUD’s Section 1512 Resource Page |
| Who: | PolicyLink |
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Released an online report with step-by step instructions to bring recovery dollars to your street, neighborhood, city and region. Included steps are as follows:
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| Read the Report: | Finding Work, Finding Hope: |
More spending is certain, yet more jobs are not in Democrats' new jobs bills.
If you thought state budgets were in bad shape last year, just wait: 2010 promises to be brutal for lawmakers — many facing re-election — as they scramble to find enough money to keep their states running without raising taxes.
Grants will support job training programs to help dislocated workers and others, including veterans, women, African Americans and Latinos, find jobs in expanding green industries and related occupations.
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Bay Area counties are racing to help both employers and people looking for work take advantage of some of that cash. The money is part of a jobs program that seems almost too good to be true.
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