AAR Regional Development Grants support members’ individual and collaborative regional projects to strengthen scholarly communities, build replicable initiatives, and advance public understanding of religion.
AAR Collaborative Research Grants support teams of scholars conducting cooperative research to deepen understanding of religion and advance dialogue with other humanities and social science disciplines.
AAR Individual Research Grants support scholars’ individual projects, including fieldwork and archival or library travel, to advance scholarship and understanding in the study of religion.
AAR International Collaborative Research Grants support scholars in different regions with joint research funding to advance critical understanding of religious traditions, practices, and issues.
AAR Dissertation Research Grants support doctoral students’ research across religious studies sub-disciplines, covering dissertation research expenses to help them complete their doctoral degrees.
The AAR Religion and the Arts Travel Grant supports a graduate student studying religion and the arts by funding travel to the AAR Annual Meeting to deepen their scholarship and vocational development.