American Psychological Foundation

Open programs7

1. Direct Action Visionary Grants

   The American Psychological Foundation (APF) offers Direct Action Visionary Grants of up to $60,000 for innovative, evidence-based psychological interventions or resources that address urgent community needs, particularly prejudice, stigma, violence, and mind-body health.

   Research ProjectPsychology and mental health

   Deadline

   Oct 30, 2026

   Amount

   $60,000

2. AFP/Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Early Career Award

   The American Psychological Foundation and APA Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (Division 29) offer one $1,000 Early Career Award recognizing members who show outstanding promise and achievement in psychotherapy theory, practice, research, or training.

   OtherPsychotherapy

   Deadline

   Dec 31, 2026

   Amount

   $1,000

3. American Psychological Foundation Theodore Millon Grant in Personality Psychology

   The American Psychological Foundation offers the Theodore Millon Grant in Personality Psychology, a $5,000 award to support research that advances personality psychology—including personality theory, personality disorders, and personality assessment—with preference for projects that enhance the study, development, and delivery of personality assessment in keeping with Theodore Millon’s legacy.

   Research ProjectPsychology

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $5,000

4. Dr. Rosalee G. Weiss Lecture for Outstanding Leaders (lectureship)

   The Dr. Rosalee G. Weiss Lecture for Outstanding Leaders, funded by the American Psychological Foundation and administered alternately by APA Division 29 and Division 42, recognizes an outstanding leader in psychology or a leader in the arts and sciences whose work has impacted psychology.

   OtherPsychology

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $1,000

5. Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Child Psychology Graduate Student Fellowship

   The American Psychological Foundation offers the Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Child Psychology Graduate Student Fellowship, providing financial aid for PhD students researching child psychology.

   FellowshipSocial Sciences (Child Psychology)

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $25,000

6. No opportunity information provided

   The Jacquelin Goldman Congressional Fellowship, funded by a bequest to the American Psychological Foundation and administered by the American Psychological Association with professional development by AAAS, provides a one-year public policy placement on Capitol Hill to integrate child-development psychological expertise into government decision-making.

   Fellowship

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $93,750

7. Unspecified Opportunity

   Funded by a bequest to the American Psychological Foundation (APF) from Franklyn Springfield and administered by the American Psychological Association (APA), the Springfield LGBTQIA+ Congressional Fellowship supports one psychologist for a one-year congressional placement beginning approximately August 30, 2026 to increase the use of psychological science in government and advance policy affecting LGBTQIA+ health, wellbeing, and civil rights.

   Other

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $93,750

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