Mini-Grants on Free-Market Economics

A grant program to enhance research and teaching of free-market economics for faculty at colleges, universities, and seminaries in the United States and Canada. It supports course development and faculty research projects that advance understanding of free markets and their relation to Christian faith and ethics. Grants range from USD $1,000 to $10,000 and are disbursed to the grantee's home institution at the start of the project. Recipients are expected to attend the Free Market Forum, with associated expenses covered by the Forum.

Monetary grant of USD $1,000–$10,000 disbursed to the recipient's home institution; coverage of Free Market Forum attendance expenses.

Only faculty working at universities, colleges, or seminaries within the USA or Canada may apply.

Submit an electronic application consisting of an overview (1 page), a narrative (2 pages), and an appendix (1 page) including CV; applications are submitted electronically by March 31.