Funding Our grants support field-initiated research, career-development for early-career faculty, institutional change at universities, and projects to strengthen youth service nonprofits in New York City. Funding Opportunities Grantee Forms Awarded Grants
Focus Areas Our mission is to support research to improve the lives of young people ages 5-25 in the United States. We pursue this mission by building bodies of useful research within two primary focus areas. Focus Areas Special Topics
About The William T. Grant Foundation has been dedicated to supporting research in the social sciences since 1936. Our Work
“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families Grantee Voices 9:30 pm Author Billy Hunter Is poverty a root cause of chi Read More Tweet Share this:
Future Directions for Research on Evidence Use in Policy: Insights from the Field Grantee Voices 6:57 pm Author Billy Hunter Evidence-informed policies hav Read More Tweet Share this:
Making Youth and Families Matter in Policymaking: Strategies for Identifying, Approaching, and Engaging Policymakers Grantee Voices 7:40 pm Author Natalie De Rosa One of the biggest threats to Read More Tweet Share this:
“I’m also a learner as a mentor”: An interview with mentoring grantee Bernadette Sanchez Grantee Voices 7:27 pm Author Natalie De Rosa Since 2005, the Foundation has Read More Tweet Share this:
Reducing Segregation in New York City: Examining the Effects of Two District Policies on School Integration Grantee Voices 5:53 pm Author Billy Hunter Seventy years after Brown v. B Read More Tweet Share this:
Research Alliances: Challenges and Opportunities in Supporting District Improvement Grantee Voices 4:03 pm Author Billy Hunter Over the past decades, researc Read More Tweet Share this:
No One-Size-Fits-All: A Context-Sensitive Approach to Research-Practice Partnership Health and Effectiveness Grantee Voices 3:00 pm Author Billy Hunter Introduction Research-practice Read More Tweet Share this:
“Lifting Up Diverse Language Communities”: Three Grantees on Improving Outcomes for English Learners Grantee Voices 5:33 pm Author Natalie De Rosa “There’s a long way to go Read More Tweet Share this:
“Much more can be done to protect Native families”: Expanding tribal sovereignty to reduce family separation Grantee Voices 2:45 pm Author Billy Hunter The US Government has a long a Read More Tweet Share this:
“Nobody is listening to us”: Latinx immigrant youth perspectives on race, discrimination, and racial equity in schools Grantee Voices 9:06 pm Author Natalie De Rosa Immigration and U.S. Public Sc Read More Tweet Share this: