Linda Pei Undergraduate Research Grant supports Brown undergraduates studying women’s empowerment, funding research on workplace equality, health care, political leadership, and educational access.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: October 5, 2026 (2026–27 applications)
Funding Amounts: $1,000 to further research
Summary: Supports Brown undergraduate research on women’s empowerment, including workplace equality, reproductive health care, political leadership, and educational access.
Key Information: Applicants must be Brown University undergraduate students.
The Linda Pei Undergraduate Research Grant is administered by the Pembroke Center at Brown University and supports undergraduate research related to women’s empowerment. First awarded in 2008, it forms part of the Center’s broader support for research by Brown faculty and students, with this award specifically devoted to undergraduate projects.
Supported topics include gender equality in the workplace, access to reproductive health care, and women’s political leadership. The program also considers research concerning women in developing countries, including micro-finance and access to education. Its scope encompasses questions of gender equality and women’s access to health care, education, and political leadership.