2024 Research Partnerships Grant winners

Research Partnerships for Critical Issues grants have two central goals:

1. To demonstrate the value of political science to the public and to policymaker through publicly-engaged research.
2. To bring higher education-based political scientists into conversation with policy-oriented scholars and applied experts across ideological and geographic lines.

RPCI projects should:

• Address pressing real world problems with aim of advancing the public good. Projects can address global, national, or local issues (examples might include: cooperation on climate change or controlling the spread of nuclear weapons, political engagement and apathy, social consequences of automation, water management, education issues, immigration, issues around health care, criminal justice issues, and much more).
• Bring together experts with divergent ideological orientations, perspectives, and/or methodological approaches to deepen our understanding and suggest ways forward on areas where debate is stagnant and/or polarized.
• Share their research and findings with policy makers, stakeholders, and the general public.
• Address topics on which political scientists have something distinctive to offer.

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