Special information for group proposals only:
Each member of the group must be a Yale student, and each must create his or her own application in the Yale Student Grants Database and upload her/his own application materials. Each member must submit the same Project Proposal, Budget, and Letter(s) of Affiliation as the other members of the group. (Letters of affiliation should list the names of each member of the group; each member of the group does not need an individual letter.) The Language Evaluation and Résumé/List of Activities and Awards should be unique for each individual.
To apply for Yale's nomination for the Davis Projects for Peace, submit the following materials via the Yale Database in advance of the application deadline:
Budget: A completed official Davis Projects for Peace budget template (found on their website).
Language Evaluation: optional. Language Evaluations are not required for English speaking countries, nor for students proposing projects in their native languages. Language evaluations should be submitted electronically by the evaluator via the Student Grants Database. Once you have created an application in the Yale Database, you will be able to enter the e-mail address of your evaluator and solicit a language evaluation. This will then automatically send the evaluation form to your evaluator.
Letter of Affiliation: Where possible or appropriate, letters of support or affiliation or other statements from sponsors or contacts in the proposed host country. Your Letter of Affiliation may be scanned, uploaded and submitted electronically or sent to fellowship.applications@yale.edu prior to the campus application deadline.
Interested Yale applicants, after doing some research of their own, are strongly encouraged to meet with a fellowship adviser to discuss their application
(no special requirements provided)
All interested applicants must review the Yale University International Travel Policy. Note that projects in specific areas may not be eligible for funding.
Note: This award is subject to taxation as a fellowship (awardees will receive a 1099 form from University Accounting).
Yale University policy requires that certain types of research projects involving human subjects be reviewed by an institutional review board (IRB) prior to the start of the study to ensure that the project meets University requirements and any applicable regulations. Click here to see if your project needs to be reviewed, for advice on working with human subjects, and for more information about the process and requirements.