Psychologists for Peace Interest Group Project Award

Grant Description

The Psychologists for Peace Project Award encourages research and practice related to peaceful conflict resolution, understanding and preventing aggressive behaviour, and fostering harmonious relationships at various levels. This annual award assists students in accredited psychology programs in carrying out empirical projects on peace-related topics or disseminating their findings. The award is aimed at fostering a broader interest in peace research and practice.

What It Funds

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Eligibility Criteria

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