The Security and Preparedness Program funds basic scientific research on global and national security, emphasizing theoretical, methodological, and empirical rigor.
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 Research on Research Security Program funds interdisciplinary projects to advance understanding, methods, and policy for safeguarding the U.S. research enterprise against security threats.
This grant supports basic research in sociology focusing on human social organization, processes of change, and fundamental social processes using qualitative and quantitative methods.
Building trust in global cyber ecosystems by addressing security, privacy, and resilience challenges through multidisciplinary research and education initiatives under the SaTC 2.0 program.
Citizen Security Research Initiative supports researchers studying crime, violence, and justice to generate actionable evidence for safer communities and stronger law enforcement and justice systems.