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NASEM Partnership Awards

April 16, 2019 2060

Sponsors, the Rita Allen Foundation, and NASEMs’ Standing Committee on Advancing Science Communication Research and Practice are offering awards to support the formation and development of collaborative researcher–practitioner partnerships. These awards are intended to facilitate collaborative efforts that will advance the science of science communication through the development, use, and evaluation of evidenced-based approaches to the practice of communicating with people about science.

Catalyst awards of up to $12,000 shall be used to facilitate the development of new collaborative partnerships or projects. Their purpose is to allow prospective partners to meet in person, to establish a productive collaboration, and to develop a preliminary project plan, which may then be used to secure external funding.

Partnership support awards of up to $50,000 shall be used to support the design, execution, and the evaluation of the first stages of a collaborative project.

To apply for these awards, submit a joint proposal that describes the rationale for your partnership, the focus of the collaborative work that will be addressed through the partnership, a workplan for conducting the project collaboratively at all phases, an evaluation plan and an outline of how your work will improve the way in which science is communicated or used in applied settings.

Proposals that have a focus on underserved populations will receive priority consideration. Additional details about the requirements for proposals appear below.

The standing committee, seeks to connect more people with science and to help ensure that all people have access to and can use information from science.

Members of the Standing Committee will select the teams to receive awards, with an announcement in early August 2019. Awarded teams will receive funds to begin implementing their plans for collaboration.

To apply for theses awards Click HERE. Must apply before July 1st.


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