Call for Proposals: Advancing Racial Health Equity & Healing Justice (CFP)
The Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society (CRRES), with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is seeking to fund Indiana University, Bloomington faculty in the humanities, social sciences and health sciences whose research focuses on the intersections of race, ethnicity, and health in the U.S., broadly defined. Funding for these grants will range from $5K to $20K. Applicants are required to attend a research workshop on October 3rd, 9am-1pm, Grand Hall, Maxwell Hall.
Deadline for workshop registration: September 22nd
Deadline for proposals: November 7th
View the RWJF Grant details
Graduate Student Research Grant (GSRG)
Open to all graduate CRRES affiliates, but advanced CRRES affiliate graduate students who are in good standing with their departments at Indiana University Bloomington will be given priority. This grant awards up to $2,000 to support original social scientific and humanities research on the topic of race and/or ethnicity. Funds can be used for data collection, research supplies, transcription, computer software and other needs that are directly related to the proposed research project. This research must be led by a graduate student(s)
View the GSRG application details
Graduate Student Travel Grant (GSTG)
Open to all graduate CRRES affiliates, but advanced CRRES affiliate graduate students who are in good standing with their departments at Indiana University Bloomington. Graduate students can receive a $500 travel grant for national or regional meetings where they are scheduled to present a paper that engages the topic of race and ethnicity.
