Visionary Grants support graduate students and early career researchers with research, education, and intervention projects that use psychology to solve social problems and further racial equity.
Applications have reopened, replacing the notice that the 2026 program was closed, with a new deadline of April 2, 2027. Online application links are now available.
Marian R. Stuart Grant supports early-career psychologists’ research, practice, and education linking mental and physical health to advance understanding and contribute to public health.
Trauma Psychology Grant supports early career psychologists conducting innovative research and project work to alleviate trauma, improve trauma care, and advance the field of trauma psychology.
Psychology of Antisemitism Grant supports psychological researchers developing and evaluating theory-based programs and interventions to reduce antisemitism or mitigate its effects.
Early Career Researcher Innovation Grants support early-career investigators in mentored suicide-focused research to understand suicide risk and test preventive treatments and interventions.
Practice Based Evidence Fund Grant supports psychologists' practice-based research on clinical innovations and evidence-based care, prioritizing potential benefits for marginalized or under-resourced communities.