APARRI Collaborative Grants

Overview

APARRI will offer grants for collaborative projects between APA religion scholars and APA faith communities. One of APARRI’s distinctive features is the active inclusion of APA faith leaders. We aim to strengthen bonds between religious communities and the academy by incentivizing community-based research partnerships.
Deadline: TBA

APARRI Collaborative Grants

APARRI Grants and Fellowships

APARRI will be supporting the growth and development of scholarship and public knowledge on Asian Pacific American religions. These initiatives serve three primary interrelated functions: building and diversifying scholarship, strengthening the academic pipeline, and promoting public engagement.

Grant Snapshot

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APARRI Collaborative Grants are intended to support collaboration between scholars, communities, and faith leaders who have a clearly identified project that advances knowledge of APA religions or APA faith communities. We invite applications to pursue collaborations on Asian Pacific American religions across all disciplines and faith communities. Collaborative groups are expected to produce a tangible product that furthers the scholarly and public knowledge of APA religions such as K-12 curricula, an open-access website or other digital resource, an art exhibit, performance, speaker series, workshop, conference, podcast series, public symposium, digital or print publications, or other products.

Maximum Award Amount: $20,000 for large grants; $7,500 for small grants

Deadline: January 5, 2024, 11:59 pm PST

Contact: infoaparri@gmail.com

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