Grants Database

The Foundation awards approximately 200 grants per year (excluding the Sloan Research Fellowships), totaling roughly $80 million dollars in annual commitments in support of research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics. This database contains grants for currently operating programs going back to 2008. For grants from prior years and for now-completed programs, see the annual reports section of this website.

Grants Database

Grantee
Amount
City
Year
  • grantee: Herbert H. Lehman College Foundation
    amount: $50,000
    city: Bronx, NY
    year: 2020

    To host the inaugural Bronx Environmental Summit and launch the interdisciplinary Climate Change and Environmental Equity program

    • Program New York City Program
    • Investigator Duran Fiack

    To host the inaugural Bronx Environmental Summit and launch the interdisciplinary Climate Change and Environmental Equity program

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  • grantee: Urban Justice Center
    amount: $50,000
    city: Brooklyn, NY
    year: 2020

    To support COVID Straight Talk, a citizen preparedness public health campaign

    • Program New York City Program
    • Investigator Doug Lasdon

    To support COVID Straight Talk, a citizen preparedness public health campaign

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  • grantee: Earthwatch Institute
    amount: $24,000
    city: Boston, MA
    year: 2020

    To support science learning in underserved New York public and charter schools through the Earthwatch at Home program

    • Program New York City Program
    • Investigator Stan Rullman

    To support science learning in underserved New York public and charter schools through the Earthwatch at Home program

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  • grantee: Yale University
    amount: $250,000
    city: New Haven, CT
    year: 2020

    To provide accurate and timely labor market estimates that can inform policymaking and to develop novel methods for conducting economic and demographic surveys online

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Empirical Economic Research Enablers (EERE)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator William Nordhaus

    To provide accurate and timely labor market estimates that can inform policymaking and to develop novel methods for conducting economic and demographic surveys online

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  • grantee: Innovations for Poverty Action
    amount: $246,466
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2020

    To help build a community of social scientists whose research produces new empirical methods that are both rigorous and widely applicable

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Empirical Economic Research Enablers (EERE)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator Steven Glazerman

    To help build a community of social scientists whose research produces new empirical methods that are both rigorous and widely applicable

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  • grantee: University of Michigan
    amount: $250,000
    city: Ann Arbor, MI
    year: 2020

    To support the coordination of collaboration activities across SEISMIC institutions, continue to expand institutional members, and seek additional grant funding for short- and long-term sustainability

    • Program Higher Education
    • Investigator Timothy McKay

    To support the coordination of collaboration activities across SEISMIC institutions, continue to expand institutional members, and seek additional grant funding for short- and long-term sustainability

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  • grantee: The University of Chicago
    amount: $199,986
    city: Chicago, IL
    year: 2020

    To study the causal relationship between contact with minority groups and people’s attitudes, beliefs, and economic behaviors

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Economic Analysis of Science and Technology (EAST)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator Leonardo Bursztyn

    To study the causal relationship between contact with minority groups and people’s attitudes, beliefs, and economic behaviors

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  • grantee: The University of Chicago
    amount: $49,999
    city: Chicago, IL
    year: 2020

    To devise and pilot interventions based on behavioral economics that enable surveys to produce population-representative estimates about sensitive subjects such as COVID-19 exposure

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Economic Analysis of Science and Technology (EAST)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator Michael Greenstone

    To devise and pilot interventions based on behavioral economics that enable surveys to produce population-representative estimates about sensitive subjects such as COVID-19 exposure

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  • grantee: Washington Center for Equitable Growth
    amount: $250,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2020

    To fund original research on the causes, consequences, and measurement of market power concentration, especially in high tech and platform industries

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Economic Analysis of Science and Technology (EAST)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator Michael Kades

    To fund original research on the causes, consequences, and measurement of market power concentration, especially in high tech and platform industries

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  • grantee: Dartmouth College
    amount: $104,880
    city: Hanover, NH
    year: 2020

    To investigate causal factors responsible for gender and socioeconomic disparities in innovation

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Economic Analysis of Science and Technology (EAST)
    • Sub-program Economics
    • Investigator Na'ama Shenhav

    To investigate causal factors responsible for gender and socioeconomic disparities in innovation

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