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May 11, 2021 54 min

(3) FUNDING MASTERCLASS: SESSION #3: Grant Development I: Becoming a Successful Grant Developer

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SESSION 3: Grant Development I: Becoming a Successful Grant Developer This is the first of three sessions providing an in-depth overview at Grant development, from identifying funding sources and understanding funders and their RFPs, to strategically working through and refining the central components and supporting material of a successful grant. This includes stating your problem with precision and leveraging the strategic role of the abstract. The sessions on grant development also include a discussion by Kiriko Takahashi (in the third session on grant development) on the crucial role of letters of support. Session 3 (The first of 3 sessions that will be on grant development): 54:50

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