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Community Outreach and Education Fund 2026-2028 RFP

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2025-047State & Local

Submission Closed02/13/2026, 01:30:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 813311

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FY26 DRL/IRF Global Request for Statements of Interest

Solicitation # DFOP0019929

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Bureau Of Democracy Human Rights And Labor

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BJA FY 2026 Upholding the Rule of Law and Preventing Wrongful Convictions Program

Solicitation # O-BJA-2026-172726

The BJA FY 2026 Upholding the Rule of Law and Preventing Wrongful Convictions Program, solicitation number O-BJA-2026-172726, is a federal funding opportunity issued by the Bureau of Justice Assistance under the Department of Justice. The program is designed to strengthen the capacity of wrongful conviction review entities and their partners in criminal justice and victims services. Its primary goal is to improve the identification, assessment, and management of post-conviction claims of innocence to enhance public safety, identify actual perpetrators, and provide justice for victims. This solicitation was posted on September 21, 2026, and requires responses by the deadline of November 2, 2026. Interested parties can coordinate with the Bureau of Justice Assistance through the provided contact email and phone number or access further details via the official grants.gov link.

Bureau Of Justice Assistance

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Supporting Participation Program – 2026-27

Solicitation # GO8604

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Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

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Domestic Violence PreventionThe Indian Health Service, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is forecasting a grant for Domestic Violence Prevention aimed at supporting Tribes, Tribal organizations, and Urban Indian Organizations. This initiative focuses on developing and expanding culturally appropriate, trauma-informed prevention and victim services for AI/AN communities. The program targets a broad spectrum of issues, including domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, child maltreatment, and the crisis of Missing and Murdered AI/AN people. To achieve these goals, funded programs must engage in cross-sector collaboration with partners in law enforcement, healthcare, legal services, and education. Key requirements include the implementation of evidence-based and traditional practices, the provision of victim advocacy, and the collection of data to increase awareness of the health impacts of violence. Additionally, recipients are expected to establish comprehensive plans to ensure the long-term sustainability of these critical services.

Indian Health Service

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Fair Housing Initiatives Program - Education and Outreach Initiative

Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021A

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting competitive awards for the Fair Housing Initiatives Program Education and Outreach Initiative to provide funding to eligible nonprofit and fair housing organizations. The program aims to educate the public, housing providers, and stakeholders about their rights and obligations under fair housing laws to prevent and eliminate discriminatory housing practices. The initiative consists of two primary components: the National Media Campaign, which focuses on centralized development and dissemination of fair housing media products and national fair housing month participation, and the General Component, which supports regional, local, and community-based education and outreach activities. Funding is available through both grants and cooperative agreements, with national funds managed by Headquarters due to their nationwide impact and the need for substantial HUD involvement in approving deliverables and work plans. Applicants must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and submit their proposals via Grants.gov. Evaluation is based on a weighted point system focusing on organizational capacity, staff expertise, measurement, and evaluation plans, with additional preference points available for Minority Serving Institutions, Opportunity Zones, and Promise Zones. Awardees must comply with the Fair Housing Act, civil rights laws, and strict accessibility and ethical standards, including the submission of all public dissemination materials to HUD for approval at least 15 days prior to use.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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FAIR HOUSING INITIATIVES PROGRAM PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVE

Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021C

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting applications for the Fair Housing Initiatives Program Private Enforcement Initiative under solicitation OFH-2600-DC-021C. This program provides competitive grants to eligible private nonprofit fair housing enforcement organizations to investigate and enforce the Fair Housing Act and equivalent state or local laws. Approximately 13.5 million dollars is available for new FY2026 awards, with an estimated 13 awards to be made. Funding is divided between the PEI General component, with a maximum award of 1 million dollars over 24 months, and the State and Local Housing Discrimination Component, which allows for a maximum award of 1.5 million dollars over 24 months. Eligible organizations will focus on complaint management, the recruitment and training of testers to identify housing discrimination, and the enforcement of meritorious claims. Key deliverables include the submission of tester methodologies, quarterly enforcement logs, and a refined referral process for victims. Applicants must maintain active registrations with SAM.gov and Grants.gov and submit a detailed budget using form HUD-424-CBW, which must include a mandatory 7,500 dollar annual set-aside for HUD-sponsored training. Awards are determined based on a 100-point merit review, potential preference points, and a risk review that may include deductions. Organizations that received an unsatisfactory performance rating on a prior FHIP grant within the last five years are ineligible. Applications must be submitted via Grants.gov by 11:59:59 PM Eastern time on November 2, 2026. The program is administered by the Director of the Fair Housing Initiatives Program, Katherine Vasilopoulos.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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4 months ago

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AI Contract Overview

The contract invites community-based organizations to partner with the Office of Labor Standards (OLS) to enhance worker awareness of Seattle labor standards through culturally relevant, accessible, and language-specific outreach and education. The focus is on supporting vulnerable and high-risk worker groups, including low-wage earners such as women, workers of color, immigrants, refugees, LGBTQ individuals, people with disabilities, veterans, and youth. These groups face heightened risks of labor standard violations but often have lower complaint rates due to barriers such as fear of job loss or mistrust of government agencies. The funded organizations will provide services like intake, counseling, complaint resolution, and referrals, targeting industries with significant workplace violations but underreported complaints. OLS will allocate $2.44 million through a competitive process to between five and ten organizations for contracts lasting two years, from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2028. The total funding is contingent upon Seattle City Council approval. Proposals are encouraged from organizations that can demonstrate effective outreach strategies tailored to specific industries or worker populations. The contract aims to build capacity within community organizations that have strong connections to vulnerable workers, ensuring that labor rights education and support are both accessible and relevant to the needs of diverse communities across Seattle.

General Info

$2.44M awarded to 5-10 organizations for worker outreach, education, and support, 2026-2028.

Agency

Washington → Office of Labor Standards

NAICS

813311 - Human Rights Organizations

Place of Performance

WA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Attachment A 2026 Cover Page - Organizational Information and Service Strategy

1 page · cover-letter-template

High

Attachment B 2026 Application Questions - Service Strategy Plan and Questionnaire

4 pages · application-questions

High

City of Seattle COEF Consultant Agreement 2026-2028

17 pages · contract-document

High

Community Outreach and Education Fund 2026-2028 RFP 2025-047

26 pages · rfp

High

WMBE Inclusion Plan for Consultant Contracts

8 pages · wmb-inclusion-plan

High

2026-2027 Community Outreach and Education Fund Invoice and Reporting Documents

7 pages · invoice-reporting

Low

Attachment C COEF Budget Template

1 page · budget-template

Low

Consultant_Questionnaire.docx

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedJan 5

Solicitation

Response DeadlineFeb 13

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

02/13/2026, 01:30:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWashington → Office of Labor Standards

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

Organization / AgencyWashington → Office of Labor Standards

Office AddressSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

Contacts

Meredith RuffEngagement Specialist

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

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Full Description

The goal of the COEF is for OLS to build capacity among, and partnership with, community-based organizations who can increase workers' knowledge of Seattle labor standards rights through methods that are community centered, culturally relevant and accessible, and language specific. Partners also provide intake, counseling, complaint resolution, and referral services. In particular, the Community Outreach and Education Fund focuses on workers who are at high risk for labor standards violations. While all workers are at risk, data shows that low-wage workers experience the highest rates of workplace violations. The workers that are most likely to occupy low-wage jobs and experience workplace violations include female workers, workers of color, immigrant and refugee workers, LGBTQ workers, workers with disabilities, veterans and youth workers. This is why the Department seeks partnerships that support culturally relevant, accessible, and language-specific outreach, education, and support services. The Department also seeks partnership with community organizations who have strong ties to vulnerable workers in specific industries with high violations but low complaints due to multiple factors including fear of job loss or lack of trust in government resources. Through a competitive selection process, the Office of Labor Standards will contract out $2.44 million to between 5 and 10 organizations for 24-month contracts. The contract period will run from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2028. The total amount available for these contracts us subject to approval from Seattle City Council. Organizations can put forward proposals to focus on specific outreach service strategies to ensure effective outreach and education to particular industries of focus.