The William T. Grant Scholars Program supports early-career researchers conducting innovative studies to reduce youth inequality or advance research evidence use, with structured mentoring over five years.
Mentoring Grants support junior researchers of color through protected research time, training, and stronger faculty mentoring to advance their careers and foster more equitable academic environments.
The William T. Grant Foundation’s Research Grants on Reducing Inequality fund studies on effective ways to decrease disparities in youth outcomes across multiple dimensions in the United States.
Research Grants on Improving the Use of Research Evidence support researchers studying strategies to strengthen research use in decisions affecting U.S. youth ages 5–25 and improve youth outcomes.
Institutional Challenge Grant supports university partnerships with public agencies or nonprofits, funding research and institutional change to reduce inequality in outcomes for U.S. youth.
The Youth Service Capacity-Building Grants from the William T. Grant Foundation fund NYC nonprofits to strengthen their internal infrastructure and effectiveness in serving youth.