Emerging Scholars in Family Planning Grant 2026
🏛 About the Grant
The Emerging Scholars in Family Planning Grant is a small research grant designed to support early-career scholars conducting academic and applied research in reproductive health. This program aims to strengthen the pipeline of future researchers in abortion and contraception by funding graduate-level research projects in the United States.
Key Details:
- Sponsor Organization: Society of Family Planning
- Focus Areas: Abortion, contraception, and reproductive health research
💰 Benefits
- Maximum Grant Award: $7,500
- Funds can be used for expenses directly related to research, such as:
- Statistical support
- Translation services
- Equipment
- Participant reimbursement
- Travel directly associated with conducting research
✅ Eligibility Criteria
Grants will be made to organizations on behalf of a named Principal Investigator (PI). A PI does not need to be a current Society member to apply. Grants are limited to tax-exempt organizations.
Eligible applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Enrollment: At the time of award, applicants must be enrolled in a degree program at the master’s- or doctorate-level, or in a clinical training program as a medical student, nursing student, or resident.
- Research Topic: Proposing a research project on a family planning topic based in the United States.
- Residency: Must reside in the United States.
📅 Application Date and Process
- Deadline: 12 May, 2026
- Applicants can apply through the designated application website.
🔗 Additional Information
For more details, visit the official Society of Family Planning - Emerging Scholars in Family Planning Grant page.
This grant provides an excellent opportunity for early-career scholars to contribute to impactful research in reproductive health. Don't miss the chance to apply!
- The maximum grant award is $7,500.
- Funds may be used to support expenses that are directly related to research (e.g., statistical support, translation services, equipment, participant reimbursement, and travel directly associated with conducting research).
