Since early 2025, federal agencies have used funding to advance administration priorities through grant conditions, certifications, funding disruptions, audits, and more. Many nonprofits are still working to understand what these changes mean for their programs, staff, and the communities they serve.
Four webinars offer a big-picture look at federal actions affecting nonprofits across all agencies, from grant conditions and certifications to audits and terminations, along with practical strategies for responding. Sessions will be recorded, and each will include resources.
The National Council of Nonprofits and Democracy 2025 are launching a four-part Federal Grantee Roundtable Series to help federally funded nonprofit grantees, subgrantees, and other partners navigate these changes to federal funding, understand their rights and responsibilities, and identify strategies to protect their programs and the communities they serve.
Sessions are designed for nonprofit leaders.
The series starts with four national sessions:
November 16, 12 PM MT
Leveraging Federal Funds: an overview of federal actions affecting funding and steps grantees can takeDecember 2, 12:00 PM MT
Demystifying Audits and Investigations: how to recognize what kind of federal review you're facing and how to respondDecember 14, 12:00 PM MT
Operating While Under Threat: strategies to prepare for and respond to funding threatsJanuary 12, 1:00 PM MT
National Litigation Updates: updates on key grant cases and how they impact grantees
Co-hosted by the National Council of Nonprofits and Democracy 2025.
Event Details
🗓 Dates: November 16, December 2 & 14, January 12
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM MT, except January 12: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM MT
💻 Format: Online
💵 Cost: Free
🎟 Registration required for each session