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 required proposal narrative instructions have been updated from the 2026 version to the 2027 version.
The Projects for Peace Alumni Award honors and funds past grantees for sustained, innovative peacebuilding and conflict transformation work, supporting the expansion of their impactful initiatives.
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.
Private Higher Education supports private colleges, universities, and consortia with projects to improve student outcomes, strengthen faculty leadership, and advance liberal arts advocacy and campus civil discourse.
Faculty Fellowship Projects support Penn faculty through workshops, public events, visiting fellows, and written outputs that connect ongoing research with decision-makers to advance global policy action.
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.