Gender Institute Funding for 2022 - Round 2

Applications for this grant have now closed. Please keep an eye out for further opportunities.
Our grant rounds for 2022 will support projects and events that:
- advance gender and sexuality research, and take feminist and intersectional approaches to research;
- aim to inform gender-related public policy;
- promote gender equity through research.
In allocating grants:
- We will give preference to projects with clearly described and achievable outcomes, including publications, external grant applications, reports and media outputs.
- Events that have a public-facing aspect or are open to the participation of Gender Institute members are particularly encouraged.
- We aim to support both in-person and online methods of working.
- We are keen to encourage new collaborations among established and early career gender researchers, or the further development of existing ones.
- Projects that promote the development of connections with government and non-government organisations with regard to gender equality are welcomed.
- We seek to support research that develops equal and respectful relationships with marginalised and under-represented communities.
Who can apply?
ANU staff or postgraduate students who are current members of the Gender Institute can apply. Where groups are applying a lead applicant should be identified. Projects by or including early career academics will be especially welcome.
When are applications due?
Round opens |
Sept 8 2022 |
Round closes |
Oct 12 2022 |
What does funding cover?
The maximum that can be requested for any project under this scheme is $5,000.
We are able to consider:
- Domestic and international travel and accommodation to support speakers at events on campus. In making decisions about the necessity and means of travel you are asked to consider potential Covid-related disruptions as well as the carbon footprint, in line with the ANU Below Zero initiative.
- Requests for teaching relief, administrative and technical support, and research assistance to enable projects.
- Catering costs for events -- but please note that the expectation is that these will be kept to a minimum. In view of the environmental impacts of livestock farming and emissions, we also strongly recommend plant-based catering to reduce the carbon footprint of our events.
- Funds for the development of web content and other online resources to be hosted on the Gender Institute website, where that facility cannot be provided by a local area.
- Support for advancing gender equity goals at ANU, eg. a workshop delivered by external specialists.
- Honoraria (up to $300, for those outside ANU). Support for technical access from non-ANU participants can also be funded, where appropriate, to enable remote participation in research events such as webinars hosted by ANU.
Selection Criteria
- A well-designed and innovative project or event with clear aims, methods, and significance.
- Collaborations that add value to ANU gender research.
- The likelihood of publications or grant applications arising from project (where relevant).
- Evidence of impact, outreach and engagement (where relevant).
- Evidence of good planning, including an effective communication strategy, feasible timeline, clear deliverables.
- Justified budget.
You should also provide:
- Information about any other sources of funding sought or obtained.
- Ethics clearance where relevant (in process or completed – funding is subject to clearance being obtained where required).
- Endorsement of the College Dean/Divisional Director or Supervisor.
Examples of previous Gender Institute sponsorship under this scheme include:
- Workshops for postgraduate students
- Writing workshops for early career researchers
- Distinguished lecture and seminar by a renowned scholar
- Gender equity research and innovative initiatives within ANU
- Seed funding for cross-disciplinary collaborative research aligned with the aims of the Gender Institute
- Workshop, conference or symposium on gender and/or sexuality
Please see the conditions of the award below.
Applying for a Grant
- Please provide an outline of the project with a timeline and detailed justified budget for project delivery (see Part B: Full project description form below).
- Projects applied for in this round should commence in 2022-23.
How to apply
- Download and complete Part A: Application cover sheet
- Download and complete all sections of Part B: Full project description
- Submit Part A and Part B, along with any other relevant material to admin.genderinstitute@anu.edu.au. Please ensure you include "Grant Application" in the subject of your email.
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