Recently Approved Grants
Character Virtue Development
Project Title | Grantee(s) | Project Leader(s) | Grant Amount |
#CultivatingCharacter: A Global Movement to Cultivate Character both Online and Off Through Living 24/6 | Let it Ripple, Inc | Tiffany Shlain | $350,000 |
Exemplar Interventions to Develop Character | Wake Forest University | Eranda Jayawickreme, Michael Lamb | $1,686,200 |
Identifying Metrics of Character Development in Adults: Insights from shared life in L’Arche | L’Arche USA | Tina Bovermann, Brenna Case | $220,000 |
Individual differences and children’s motivations for forgiveness | Trustees of Boston University | Peter Blake | $233,917 |
Innovative Videos for the Greater Good | Regents of the University of California at Berkeley | Jason Marsh | $234,800 |
Human Sciences
Project Title | Grantee(s) | Project Leader(s) | Grant Amount |
Measuring Religious Change in the Global East | Purdue University | Fenggang Yang, Chris White | $234,800 |
Family Purpose in the 21st Century: Understanding and Fostering Purpose among Families with Extraordinary Responsibilities | Claremont Graduate University | Kendall Bronk, Tarek el Sehity | $1,564,673 |
Children’s Developing Concepts of God’s Causal Relevance | University of Texas at Austin | Jacqueline Woolley, Kelsey Kelley | $463,067 |
Spirituality and Prosocial Values in the Absence of Religion Among Millennials and Their Families | Syracuse University | Merril Silverstein, Vern Bengtson | $278,1745 |
Philosophy & Theology
Project Title | Grantee(s) | Project Leader(s) | Grant Amount |
Science-Engaged Philosophical Theology: God, Time, and Creation | Rutgers University Foundation | Dean Zimmerman | $1,031,088 |
Exceptional Cognitive Talent and Genius
Project Title | Grantee(s) | Project Leader(s) | Grant Amount |
Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth at Age 50 (1971-2021): Studying Genius-Level Talent and Creativity in Life’s Prime Years | Vanderbilt University | David Lubinski, Camilla Benbow | $735,253 |
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