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Applications are due on December 1, 2019

Jeehee Han—Syracuse University
Kasey Zapatka—The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Magdalena Eitenberger—University of Vienna
Alex Albright—Harvard University
Eden Kinkaid—University of Arizona
Hazal Erçin Swearinger—University of Washington
Stephanie Holcomb—Rutgers University
Hyein Kang—University of Kentucky
Joseph Bruch—Harvard University
Alexis Kennedy—University of Colorado, Denver
Carlos Alberto Echeverria-Estrada—Claremont Graduate University
Maria-Elena Giner—University of Texas, Austin
Adrita Barooah—University of Massachusetts, Boston
Vedavati Patwardhan—University of Washington
Cesar B. Martinez-Alvarez—University of California, Los Angeles
Danielle Adams—University of Chicago
Erica Linn Eliason—Columbia University
Elizabeth Pfeffer—University of Oxford
Jonathan Tebes—Harvard University
Shriya Rangarajan—Cornell University
Shoshana Shapiro—University of Michigan
Matt Barno—University of California, Irvine
Kurt Hager—Tufts University
Chika Okafor—Harvard University
Catherine Thomas—Stanford University
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July 26, 2021: Call for Applications

June 23, 2021: Press Release, Horowitz Foundation Announces 2021 Awards

July 1, 2020: Press Release, Horowitz Foundation Awards Grants to 25 Scholars for Social Policy Research
 
February 2020:  Alexis Walker, 2011 Grant Recipient, publishes a new book based on research partially funded by HFSP:  https:/www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/16036.html 
 
May, 2019: UC - Berkeley Events and Media, DCRP PH.D. CANDIDATE RECEIVES HOROWITZ FOUNDATION GRANT

October 3, 2018: Inside Higher Ed Weekly Newsletter, Advertisement
 
September 22, 2018: Philanthropy News Digest, Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Accepting Applications for Research
 
August 7th, 2018: ProFellow Call for Applications, PhD Candidates: Apply Now for 2018 Social Policy Research Grants

July 11, 2018: Veronica Horowitz (2017 winner) & Christopher Uggen, "Consistency and Compensation in Mercy: Commutation in the Era of Mass Incarceration", Social Forces