Federal Grantee Roundtable Series: Demystifying Audits and Investigations
NCN sponsored webinars to help navigate threats to federal funding.
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Event Details
The National Council of Nonprofits and Democracy 2025 are launching a new 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.
Join the national sessions (registration required):
- Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2:00 PM ET: Demystifying Audits and Investigations: What You Need to Know (and Ask) if Your Program is Under Review (Register for Dec. 2)
Other sessions in the series:
- Monday, Dec. 14, 2:00 PM ET: Operating While Under Threat: strategies to prepare for and respond to funding threats
- Tuesday, Jan. 12, 3:00 PM ET: National Litigation Updates: updates on key grant cases and how they impact grantees
For More Information:
National Council of Nonprofits is partnering with Democracy 2025 on a new Federal Grantee Roundtable Series, running November 2026 through May 2027. The series helps federally funded nonprofits, subgrantees, and their partners navigate threats to federal funding, understand their rights and responsibilities, and identify strategies to protect their programs and the communities they serve. It’s designed for nonprofit leaders and staff.
The series has two parts:
- National sessions (November 2026 – January 2027): 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.
- Agency-specific sessions (January – May 2027): Smaller sessions, each focused on a single federal agency, will share the latest on how federal changes are showing up at that agency and make time for discussion with peers funded by the same agency. Details and registration will follow.