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Grant Witness

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We track data on federal funding to defend American science and the rule of law. grantwitness.org

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Grant Witness @grantwitness.org · 24/08/2026
At Grant Witness, our work is grounded in tracking actions at the most granular level. We aim build a public record no one can quietly erase, and to inform journalism, advocacy, legal actions, and policy debates. You can explore and download our data for every agency and every grant.
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Grant Witness @grantwitness.org · 24/08/2026
Grant Witness tracks data on federal funding to defend American science and the rule of law. Visit grantwitness.org to keep up with with federal agency actions and grantmaking. Follow us for our investigations and analysis.
Summary dashboard showing 5,780 disrupted grants: 4,549 restored and 1,231 still disrupted; $15B total award value with $7.1B outlaid and $7.6B unpaid; lower section lists recent disrupted grants with individual outlaid and unpaid amounts.Line chart showing cumulative NSF awards by award date for FY2021–FY2026; FY2026 (orange) and FY2025 (gold) trail FY2021–24 (grey) with a vertical "TODAY" marker near September; data cards show FY2026 = 5,910, 2021–24 average = 9,707, −39% vs average.Website updates page showing a grid of announcement cards about AHRQ, NSF and NIH grant funding and data—each card shows a thumbnail chart or photo, date, and tag, with the left sidebar navigation highlighting "Updates."Weekly grant activity: terminations (orange bars), reinstatements (black bars), and cumulative net terminated grants (blue line) that drops sharply to about −2,300 in mid‑2025, then rises to roughly −1,000 and remains flat through mid‑2026.
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