Russell Sage Foundation Grants for Social Science Research
GrantID: 71840
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $50,000
Summary
Unlock transformative funding opportunities that empower research aimed at addressing critical social issues across the United States. This initiative is designed for scholars holding a Ph.D. or equivalent degree, specifically those who are two years post-degree, offering grants ranging from $10,000 to $50,000 to support projects focused on economic inequality, immigration, behavioral economics, and the future of work.
Applicants can expect the chance to deepen their research while potentially influencing public policy and fostering meaningful social change. The funding aims to stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, making it an ideal opportunity for both established and emerging scholars who seek to contribute to pressing societal challenges.
With a national geographic focus, this funding initiative invites eligible entities—including nonprofits, academic institutions, and individual researchers—to submit proposals that detail their financial needs and project goals. Preference will be granted to first-time applicants, encouraging a diverse range of voices to engage in impactful research.
The application process is straightforward, with fixed annual cycles designed to facilitate thoughtful preparation. By allowing reapplications after a minimum of seven years, the funding body ensures a rich exchange of ideas among scholars while promoting the development of innovative solutions that can reshape our understanding of complex social dynamics.
Seize this chance to secure vital financial support for your research endeavors. By aligning your work with funding priorities that resonate with current societal issues, you can potentially amplify your impact and contribute to the ongoing discourse in the social sciences. Apply now to explore how your research can lead to significant change.
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