IPRA Foundation Peace Research Grants Program supports scholars conducting small studies of conflict, violence, and the conditions of peace to inform alternatives to violence and advance nonviolent strategies.
Budgets must now be detailed, categorized tables showing expenses in local currency and USD. Meal and refreshment expenses are allowed only for interviewees during meetings or as per diems for researchers and assistants conducting field research that requires long-distance travel.
Peace & Recovery Initiative supports researchers and partners with research and evidence-use funding to prevent violence, respond to humanitarian emergencies, and strengthen recovery for affected populations.
Projects for Peace supports student leaders in carrying out innovative, community-centered projects that address pressing global issues, contribute to peace worldwide, and build their knowledge and skills.
The Grants-In-Aid Program supports graduate students and other scholars conducting scientific research on social problems, prioritizing timely work and projects unlikely to secure traditional funding.
Trauma Psychology Grant supports early career psychologists conducting innovative research and project work to alleviate trauma, improve trauma care, and advance the field of trauma psychology.
The Annual Investigator Initiated Research Grants from the Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation fund original research to advance anesthesia safety and reduce patient complications and mortality.