Webcasts

The Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) provides funding for a wide range of criminal justice needs and projects. Administered by the Bureau of Justice Assistance, this grant enables the purchase of critical equipment and technology.

Join Genetec and Grants Office LLC as we discuss all things JAG. We'll explain the difference between the JAG State and JAG Local programs and how money for these programs is allocated from the federal government to states and local jurisdictions, and we'll do an in-depth exploration of the program's requirements, eligible projects, and costs.

It's never too early to begin project planning efforts. Join us to learn more about the JAG program's proposal requirements and to give your team a head start for the 2025 JAG cycle. Hope to see you there!

Many organizations are interested in innovative approaches to more effectively serve their community and better meet their organizational goals. Technology is an integral part of implementing many of these initiatives.

Yet many municipal agencies, schools, universities and colleges, nonprofit healthcare providers, and community service organizations struggle to articulate how their unaddressed technology needs can adversely impact the quality of service they’re able to provide to their citizens, students, or patients.

Join Genetec and Grants Office, LLC as we provide suggestions for adding intentionality to your organization’s grant seeking practice, discuss how to build SMART goals for your technology-enabled projects, and offer other next-level tips as a follow-up to last year’s Gauging Grant Readiness event.

Why wait for the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) release to begin project planning efforts? If you’re looking to leverage grants for your technology needs while reducing the stress of grant seeking, you won’t want to miss this event!

While the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the use of telehealth technologies, there is still much to be done to modernize healthcare in the United States. Maintaining critical applications solely within traditional data centers proves to be increasingly unsustainable for many healthcare organizations. The prevailing question is no longer "Why Cloud?" but rather "When Cloud?" During this event, we will explore the strategic considerations surrounding the migration of healthcare systems to the cloud. Most importantly, we will explore grant programs available to accomplish your cloud-based initiatives and discuss best practices to help you secure funding.

Join Grants Office and special guests from Ingram Micro & Keystone Technologies as we navigate the healthcare funding landscape for cloud technologies and discover how leveraging cloud technologies, including electronic health records, can enhance healthcare delivery, streamline operations, and drive innovation. You will not want to miss this informative session.

Join Grants Office and special guests from Ingram Micro Cloud as we delve into the world of foundation grant funding for your next cloud-technology-enabled project. Whether you’re a nonprofit organization, K-12 school, college development office, or healthcare fundraiser, we will provide you with the knowledge and strategies necessary to pursue foundation grant opportunities successfully.

During this event, you’ll learn:

• the intricacies of foundation grant-seeking
• how foundation funders differ from their public (state & federal) grant-making fellows
• strategies for building relationships with foundation funders
• how to appropriately align your needs to this unique set of grant-maker's interests and requirements. 

Our experts will guide you through developing long-term relationships with foundations and how to articulate key project and budget components in your applications, thus increasing your chances of securing an award. Don't miss this opportunity to unlock the potential of foundation grant funding for your cloud-technology-enabled projects. Register now to gain the tools and strategies necessary to navigate the landscape of foundation grant-seeking effectively.

Nearly 20% of all Americans live within areas or on tribal land designated as "rural." With rurality come unique challenges for transportation, public safety, infrastructure, healthcare, education, and training. Services to support such dispersed populations can be costly. Learn how technologies are helping rural communities solve these issues, as well as several grant programs aimed to help in these efforts. Technology is transforming rural communities and tribal organizations with significant improvements to broadband access and improved infrastructure capabilities, increasing rural resiliency, economic development, and quality of life.

Don't let limited funding stand in the way of your next rural or tribal community-supporting project, join Grants Office, and special guests from Ingram Micro, to learn about:
- The latest technologies available to support your mission-drive efforts
- The funding landscape for organizations supporting rural and tribal organizations
- How to effectively justify the inclusion of technology solutions in your next grant proposal

If you're a tribal or public sector organization engaged in transportation, public safety, healthcare, or education supporting tribal and/or rural citizens, you won't want to miss this fast-paced and informative event!

Did you know there are over 26 federal grant-making agencies, awarding over $700 Billion in grant funds each year? With so many grant opportunities available, though, it can be difficult to know where to begin.

You might wonder: which among all these possible funding programs makes the most sense to pursue? Will the grant in question allow you to fund your project's necessary expenses? And, how can you best position your organization to compete for this funding?

For answers to these questions and more, join Genetec and Grants Office, LLC as we discuss how to get your organization "grant ready". We’ll discuss the hallmarks of grant-ready organizations, best practice tips for planning a technology-enabled project proposal, and steps you can take today to prepare for your grant-seeking journey.

If you’re looking to think creatively and act strategically about your organization's grant-seeking habits, you won’t want to miss this event!

Global cyberattacks are increasing at an alarming rate. For many public sector agencies, it is no longer a matter of if they will be targeted, but when and how often they will be attacked. A variety of bad actors, both domestic and international, specifically target states, municipalities, school districts, and institutions of higher education. These organizations are selected for the large volumes of sensitive data they collect and store on their constituents, students, and parents.

While tools are available to assist with detection, prevention and mitigation efforts, many agencies lack the financial resources to develop a robust cybersecurity apparatus. Fortunately, federal and state governments are making significant investments in assisting public sector agencies with their cybersecurity efforts. In addition to being aware of the available funding, including $1 billion in grants available through the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program, agencies need to fully understand how they can leverage these monies to improve their Cybersecurity posture.

Join Grants Office and special guests from Recorded Future and Carahsoft to learn about the latest solutions to monitor and prevent threats in real-time and how you can leverage grant funding to make these vital security improvements. If you are interested in discovering best practices for securing your cyber environment and tips for securing the necessary funding, you will not want to miss this informative event.

Every day, we hear of another cyber-attack on public sector organizations. Malicious actors are eager to get a hold of data and state and local agencies, k-12 schools, institutes of higher education, and healthcare facilities are all scrambling to protect against the next assault. One of the biggest challenges they face is how to fund these protections. Fortunately, between the American Rescue Plan (ARP), Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), which includes the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP), and more, there are many grants available to fund cybersecurity solutions.

Join Grants Office, and special guests from CrowdStrike, to learn about cybersecurity solutions, funding opportunities to purchase those solutions, and how you can best position yourself to receive those monies. If you are concerned about your organization's cybersecurity and want to protect your data, you don't want to miss this Grantscast.