Deadline: 15-Nov-22
The Asia Pacific American Religions Research Initiative (APARRI) is seeking applications for its Working Group Grant to support collaborations that advance the scholarly and public knowledge of Asian Pacific American religions.
They invite proposals for collaborations that focus on a topical theme on Asian Pacific American religions across all disciplines; this includes social sciences, humanities, theology, and interdisciplinary work. Examples of working groups include scholars convening to examine theological approaches to racial violence or the commercial adoption of mindfulness.
Funding Information
- Working groups may apply for up to $7000, and must have at least three members. Groups may use the funds for stipends (up to $500/member listed on the proposal) and for travel, lodging, meeting costs, honoraria, and purchase of books.
- Due to the competitive selection process, the final amount awarded may vary and may not match the requested amount. The grant period is March 15, 2023 – March 15, 2024, and all grant funds must be spent by March 15, 2024. The final report will be due April 15, 2024.
Eligible Cost
- Travel, meals, lodging for group meetings (retreat center, hotel, conference center)
- Stipends for participation in the group (up to $500 per person)
- Honoraria and travel-related expenses for guest speakers
- Equipment, supplies, materials to support group meeting and discussions
Eligibility Criteria
- The working group leader or coordinator must hold a doctorate and have a formal affiliation with a higher education institution. Independent scholars and graduate students may be members of the working group.
- Working groups must include at least three members.
- No more than two group members of the working group can come from the same institution.
- The project focus must be on Asian Pacific American religions.
- They encourage:
- Independent scholars, graduate students, and relevant staff, such as chaplains, to be a part of the working group.
- In-person meetings.
- Interdisciplinary/interethnic/interreligious collaborations.
- Groups to present their work product at APARRI conferences.
For more information, visit https://aparri.org/grants-and-fellowships/aparri-working-group-grants/