Core Research Grants support investigators conducting innovative social science research aligned with Russell Sage Foundation priorities to improve social and living conditions in the United States.
Summer Institute in Behavioral Economics supports doctoral students and early-career scholars with intensive training and research discussion to improve economic research through psychological principles.
The AIB Program funds research on the relationship between attitudes, behavior, and institutions in public policy and services, emphasizing theory, methodology, and empirical study.
The NSF Social Psychology Program funds research exploring how social forces affect human behavior, emotions, and relationships, prioritizing innovative theories and methods with potential societal impact.
The DRMS grant supports social and behavioral science research to enhance decision-making effectiveness in various contexts, including funding for DDRIGs.