The National Institute of Justice funds research to improve adult criminal justice workforce effectiveness, readiness, and safety, or assess the implementation and impact of police de-escalation training.
CDC is funding research to rigorously evaluate innovative methods for preventing all types of firearm-related injuries, deaths, and violence, with two funding options for projects using existing or new data.
The National Institute of Justice funds FY 2026 applied research and evaluations of state, local, and tribal criminal justice responses to illegal immigration and related crimes.
NSF provides supplemental funding for graduate students to gain hands-on research experience through internships in forensic science or criminal justice settings.
The National Institute of Justice funds rigorous research and evaluations of K-12 school safety programs focused on anonymous threat reporting systems and school threat assessment and intervention teams.