Supports scholars of color in abortion and contraception research through career development, mentorship, and networking to advance equity in family planning science.
Funder: Society for Family Planning
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (application open) | May 2027 (full application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to $60,000 salary support (18 months); up to $10,000 for professional development; $6,000 for mentorship; additional Society membership, travel, and networking benefits.
Summary: Supports scholars of color in abortion and contraception research through career development, mentorship, and networking to advance equity in family planning science.
Key Information: No original research required; focus is on career development and research skills.
This grant aims to address institutionalized racism in family planning by providing dedicated support to scholars of color focused on abortion and contraception research. Over an 18-month period, awardees receive resources to expand their research skills and expertise, including salary support, professional development funds, mentorship, and networking opportunities. The program's primary goal is to foster a diverse and inclusive community in the science of family planning, emphasizing the importance of lived experience and diverse perspectives in advancing just and equitable abortion and contraception research. The focus is on career development and skill-building rather than conducting original research.