Engaged Research Mini-Grants support Brown undergraduate and graduate students’ research with community partners, funding collaboration and modest expenses to advance academic and public purposes.
Engaged Research Grant supports scholar–community partnerships conducting collaborative anthropological research to advance knowledge, combat inequality, and help communities flourish.
Pembroke Center Research Development Grant for Graduate Students supports Brown graduate students’ innovative research on gender, sexuality, and related topics to develop work tied to the Center’s interests.
Community Engaged Project Grants support Rhode Island artists and creatives leading public arts projects that invite active participation and strengthen the state's cultural life.
Steinhaus/Zisson Pembroke Center Research Grants for Undergraduate and Graduate Students fund Brown students’ research tied to the center’s work, prioritizing women’s rights, well-being, and related subjects.
Interdisciplinary Faculty Seed Grants support Brown faculty’s transnational, interdisciplinary research to understand intersecting dimensions of difference, including gender, class, race, and religion.