This grant supports practitioner-researchers and action-researchers in non-university settings to plan innovative projects benefiting social domains such as education, social services, and community empowerment. Funds cover planning meetings, activities, and supplies but exclude research and personnel costs. Recipients must describe how activities lead to practitioner-research and commit to submitting research reports for publication.
Eligible applicants are practitioner-researchers and action-researchers working outside university settings. University-based scholars and projects required for university degrees are not eligible.