Travel Opportunities for Teachers
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National Endowment for the HumanitiesOne to three week summer programs at sites throughout the United States. Stipends of $1,200 - $2,900 help cover expenses. Applications usually due March 1st.
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Fulbright Teachers for Global Classroom Fellowship ProgramA full-year professional development opportunity that includes an eight-week intensive online course in global education, travel to a global education symposium in Washington, DC and a two to three week international field experience (all costs covered). Contact Anne Mlod if you have questions about this program. Deadline for applications: late winter.
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Monarch Butterfly Scholarship Grant - Two qualified teachers will earn an opportunity to experience the monarch butterfly migration while traveling on a small-group adventure led by premier naturalist guides. Applications accepted from June 3 - September 3, 2019.
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Ecology Project International Fellowships - "EPI’s Teacher Fellowships provide unique professional development opportunities for educators to collaborate with one another on real-world conservation projects and learn about EPI's methods for teaching field science. In 2020, our Costa Rica, Baja, Belize and Yellowstone fellowships are set to offer you in-depth experience in the field." Application period July 1 - September 1, 2019 (applications reviewed in order received).
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Fund for TeachersDesign your own summer professional development grant! Fund for Teachers gives out hundreds of grants each year which allow pre-k to grade 12 teachers with at least three years experience to travel and pursue meaningful professional development. Grants of up to $5,000 are given to individuals and teams can receive up to $10,000. The grant cycle runs October 1st through January 31st.
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The NEA Foundation - Learning and Leadership Grants for teachers; $2,000 individual and $5,000 group grants; deadlines: February 1st, June 1st and October 15th
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The NEA Foundation - Global Learning Fellowship; applications will open in the Fall.
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