2026 Research Grants support scientists and clinicians studying alopecia areata to deepen disease understanding, advance safe and effective treatments, and work toward a potential cure.
Applications for the 2026 Research Grants have closed; the status changed from “OPEN” and “Accepting applications” to “CLOSED.”
2026 Early Career Award supports junior investigators studying alopecia areata to deepen disease understanding, advance treatments, and address the condition’s impact on patients and families.
The 2026 Travel Grant Awards from the National Alopecia Areata Foundation fund early career researchers to present alopecia areata research at major scientific conferences.
2026 Pediatric Alopecia Areata Challenge Grant supports scientists studying pediatric alopecia areata to improve understanding, treatment, and quality of life for children, adolescents, and families.
Pediatric Alopecia Areata Challenge Grant supports scientists conducting innovative research on childhood alopecia areata to understand the disease, advance treatments, and improve patients’ and families’ lives.
2026–2027 In-Cycle Grants Award Program supports researchers and physician-scientists through AAT deficiency research, training, and scientific exchange to improve care and advance a cure.