From: Global Religion Research Initiative grri <grri@PROTECTED>
Date: September 24, 2019 at 5:10:39 PM EDT
To: Christian Smith <grri@PROTECTED>
Subject: Funding for Faculty and Graduate Student Projects on Global Religion is available -- apply now!
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Hi, I am writing to ask you to share this announcement about three major grant and fellowship opportunities with your faculty and graduate student colleagues. Could you please forward this email to them and anyone else you know who studies global religion or might possibly be interested in incorporating global religion into their current research?
Thank you,
Christian Smith
Center for the Study of Religion and Society
Department of Sociology, University of Notre DameFunding Opportunity: Global Religion Research Initiative
The Center for the Study of Religion and Society in the Department of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame is pleased to announce the Global Religion Research Initiative (GRRI), directed by Christian Smith and funded by the Templeton Religion Trust of Nassau, Bahamas.
The GRRI will fund over 150 research proposals by distributing $3.1 million to scholars of global religion between 2017 and 2021. This year, the GRRI offers three distinct competitive research and writing grants and fellowships programs available to scholars at all levels of their careers that intend to significantly advance the social scientific study of religions around the world.
Find out which grant or fellowship fits your idea below.
The application deadline is November 18, 2019.
Apply online at grri.nd.edu.Global Religion Research Initiative
Center for the Study of Religion and Society
University of Notre Dame
1(800) 434-8441
grri@PROTECTED@ND_GRRI
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