Engaged Research Grant supports scholar–community partnerships conducting collaborative anthropological research to advance knowledge, combat inequality, and help communities flourish.
The SAW Engaged Research Grants fund collaborative, action-oriented anthropology of work projects that employ engaged, community-centered research methods.
Support for Research Projects supports anthropology researchers worldwide, funding dissertation fieldwork, post-PhD and engaged research to advance knowledge, foster inclusivity, and amplify its impact.
Post-PhD Research Grant supports scholars conducting individual anthropological research to advance knowledge, transform debates, and deepen understanding of what it means to be human.
Global Initiatives Grant supports anthropologists and collaborative teams in developing public anthropology projects that reach broad audiences and build lasting capacity for engagement beyond academia.
Engaged Opportunity Grants support Cornell and community partners in projects that address community needs, expand undergraduate community-engaged learning and create reciprocal benefits.