Trauma Psychology Grant
Psychology and Clinical Psychology research grant from American Psychological Foundation and APA Division 56
Closed on Friday, Oct 9
About
The American Psychological Foundation and APA Division 56 offer one USD 3,750 grant for innovative work that alleviates trauma. Applicants must be doctoral-level psychologists no more than ten years postdoctoral, with demonstrated knowledge of trauma research and the capacity to carry out the project. They must be affiliated with a nonprofit charitable, educational or scientific institution, or a governmental entity operating exclusively for charitable and educational purposes.
Submit a project proposal, timeline, detailed budget with justification and CV. Review considers project quality, feasibility, potential impact, originality and the applicant’s capability. The deadline is 9 October 2026. Applications are made through the named Trauma Psychology Grant campaign in APF’s GivingData portal; an account is required. Full formatting and submission instructions are available after signing in.
Eligibility
Career stage: Postdoc · Early independent researcher · Mid-career researcher
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Covers: One USD 3,750 trauma-research grant.
Reviewed Sep 24, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
Doctoral-level psychologist no more than ten years postdoctoral; eligible nonprofit or governmental affiliation; demonstrated trauma-research expertise and project capability.
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Source: ampsychfdn.org