The Researchers in the Global South Grants Program funds SPSSI members to conduct impactful social issues research in Global South and Majority World regions.
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.
Local- and State-Level Policy Work Grants support social science research/policy groups using psychological and other social science research to inform local, state, and regional policy decisions.
The SAGES Program funds retired social scientists to use research for real-world action, consulting, or policy reviews that address pressing social issues.
Collaborative Research Grants support researchers working across countries on preliminary social psychology projects that can lead to larger-scale funding and increase diversity within the association.
Graduate Student Research Grants (GSRG) Program supports graduate students’ theory-driven school psychology research to advance the field’s science and practice and further the association’s mission.