#GivingTuesday is coming up next week – Tuesday, December 3rd – and TIRF has something special in store for all its supporters. But before we unveil what that gift is, we would like to ask for your help next Tuesday in making a donation to TIRF. Doing so could help
TIRF has some good news for its supporters, especially those interested in the series of books the Foundation has been producing with Routledge (Taylor & Francis) over the last seven years. Earlier this year, TIRF’s Publications Chair Committee, Andy Curtis; TIRF President, Kathi Bailey; and TIRF’s Chief Operating Officer, Ryan
Editor’s note: In this piece, we catch up with TIRF Trustee Jodi Crandall, Professor Emerita at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Country. This past summer and fall have been busy times for TIRF Trustee Jodi Crandall. In July, she was in Hangzhou as an invited speaker for the 2019 Global
To help illustrate the international impact of TIRF’s work, the Foundation maintains a map of its grant recipients’ hometowns, a resource that we refer to as “TIRF’s Alumni Map.” Each year, after funding decisions are made for its grant programs – the TIRF Doctoral Dissertation Grants, and, as of 2019,
The British Council has recently opened its annual competition for its Assessment Research Awards and Grants (ARAGs). All ARAG applications are due February 4, 2020. Continue reading below to learn more. A statement about the ARAGs, as found on the British Council website, follows here: “If you’re involved or work
As #GivingTuesday approaches, it is a good time to think about philanthropy. Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines this concept as “goodwill to fellow members of the human race especially in an active effort to promote human welfare; an act or gift done or made for humanitarian purposes; an organization distributing or supported
