Supports SPSSI members in developing or evaluating innovative action teaching projects that engage students with real-world social issues.
Funds small-scale events that promote teaching, networking, and collaboration around the psychological study of social issues, with a focus on social justice and SPSSI membership growth.
The SAGES Program funds retired social scientists to use research for real-world action, consulting, or policy reviews that address pressing social issues.
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 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.
Supports creation and dissemination of innovative, accessible psychology teaching resources and instructional research for sharing via the Society for the Teaching of Psychology.