Current Funding and Master Promissory Notice
For a list of current funding opportunities available you will need to help us with just that. This is the only funding page available.
Past Funding: Nono-existant and no information about past solicitations or funding opportunities available from our office or social justice programmes and agencies. Howeever, with you help this can change.
Types of Funding: Any and all. We requires in and out of the nation to provide funding to states, territories, localities, and private organisations, including faith-based institutions, via formula and block grants and discretionary grants using models to have us abide by.
Formula and Block Grants: Funding thru formula grants and juvenile accountability, prevention, and Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws block grants is available to states and territories. Juvenile Justice Specialists in each state administer the funding by sub-grants to units of local government, local private agencies, and Indian tribes for programmes in accordance with legislative requirements. For further information about the availability and implementation of such grants, contact your state's Juvenile Justice Specialist. Get back to us with how you may help us. You may also assist www.IDecidedNot2.com with establishing a Grants Management System (GMS) for SLO County.
Discretionary Grants: In use of a competitive peer review process, awards discretionary grants directly to states, units of local government, and private organisations to administer selected programmes. Discretionary funding, which ranges from single awards for research, evaluation, and technical assistance to multi-site awards for programme development like our Workshops, follows the process out-lined below:
Programme announcements for discretionary funding opportunities are disseminated to potential applicants and posted on this Web-site. The announcements provide details such as funding levels, eligibility requirements, and application dead-lines. New applicants for competitive discretionary grants must apply. Subsequently, an extensive review and selection process takes place that includes peer review by a panel of experts.
All applicants are notified that their application has been received and, in due course, whether it was accepted for funding.
This information comes from the Office of US Justice Programmes, but does not limit www.IDecidedNot2.com from other measures to receive other grant monies fro this said social work.
Romeo and Juliet. Photo: Jeff Busby.
Ronald McCoy – Opera Australia – Romeo and Juliet
05 December 2005
Straight from its debut season at the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne audiences now have the opportunity to see this new Opera Australia production of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette.
The deaths of Romeo and Juliet occur in a sequence of compounding stages: first, Juliet drinks a potion that makes her appear dead. Thinking her dead, Romeo then drinks a poison that actually kills him. Seeing him dead, Juliet stabs herself through the heart with a dagger. Their parallel consumption of mysterious potions lends their deaths a peaceful symmetry, which is broken by Juliet’s dramatic dagger stroke.
Romeo and Juliet’s deaths are tragic, but this tragedy was fated: by the stars, by the violent world in which they live, by the play, and by their very natures. Seeking to restore the peace in the name of social order and government via suicide held social relevance. SparkNotes
"We are currently at war with 'a People' who are not scared to die; in fact, it is in their best interests to wipe all of manity out. Social suicide, from personal to group, is a living crisis". -Anonymous
