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...the workshops provided by this grant were immensely helpful to our unfolding work to learn how to teach more effectively in a global context and our multicultural and multiracial/ethnic classrooms. Thank you for the work and mission of the Wabash Center.
Dale P. Andrews and Hee An Choi
Boston University, School of Theology

Other Funding Sources

The Wabash Center makes grants only for projects focused explicitly on issues related to teaching and learning theology and religion in higher education.

We receive many inquiries about worthy projects that we simply cannot fund because they fall outside the parameters of our grants program.

Therefore, we have put together this resource of other funding sources.

There are lots and lots of funding agencies – far too many for us to list. Below we have linked to other online resources for locating grants.

The red links on the right side of this page divide the list of funding agencies into various subtopics.

This list is necessarily partial and incomplete. (We welcome your suggestions and additions.) We have tried to focus on granting agencies that seem particularly applicable to likely visitors to the Wabash Center web page. But it does not include grants focused on ethnicity, race, or religious affiliation. It does not include most area studies grants and most international grants. It does not include grants that focus on pedagogy, community activism, or language acquisition.

In addition to the list below, most large colleges and or universities have an office of sponsored research. Although many of these primarily focus on how to keep track of million dollar science funds, they often do have some resources for humanity grants as well.

Some Helpful Websites for Finding Grants:

American Academy of Religion

Louisville Institute

Association of Theological Schools

Other Agencies with Funding from Lilly Endowment, Inc.

University of California, Berkeley

Duke University

Federal Grants

Community of Science ” (despite its name it has lots of non-science grants)

Grant Advisor Plus

Thanks to Michael Penn (Mount Holyoke College) who first compiled this list in July 2006. We have added to it and modified it since then. Any omissions or mistakes are entirely our own.

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