APARRI Research Grant for Scholarship on AAPI Religions

The APARRI Research Grant supports research that advances scholarly and public knowledge of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) religions. Projects may be proposed across disciplines including social sciences, humanities, theology, and interdisciplinary work. Awards are offered to faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, independent scholars, and part-time faculty. Award amounts vary by applicant category with competitive selection.

Monetary research grant up to specified maximums ($25,000; $10,000 depending on category).

Applicants must hold a graduate degree or be a graduate student and propose a project focused on AAPI religions. Eligible applicants include full-time faculty and lecturers, part-time faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and independent scholars.

Submit an online application including proposal (≤10 pages), abstract, goals, methodology, timeline, bibliography, budget and justification, CV (≤5 pages), academic writing sample (≤25 pages), and letters where applicable. Applications submitted via online form.