Sal Martino Grant for Conscious Inclusion Research

Sal Martino Grant for Conscious Inclusion Research

The Sal Martino Grant for Conscious Inclusion Research is dedicated to advancing knowledge and best practices of conscious inclusion within association management and leadership. This prestigious grant awards up to $15,000 per cycle to a single outstanding research proposal that explores and promotes conscious inclusion in nonprofit membership organizations and member-serving entities.
This grant is designed to support the research efforts of academics, association management professionals, and consultants/private contractors working in the field of association management. Eligible applicants include individuals currently matriculating or working within academic institutions, as well as industry professionals committed to fostering inclusive practices in nonprofit leadership and organizational management.
By funding innovative research, the Sal Martino Grant seeks to deepen the understanding of conscious inclusion and drive meaningful change in association leadership, ultimately strengthening the fabric of diverse and equitable organizations.

Eligibility

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• The program is designed to support research initiatives undertaken by individuals actively engaged in an academic community such as faculty, students, and research interns—as well as professionals in association management, including full-time employees and consultants. Eligible proposals must demonstrate a clear intent to explore conscious inclusion themes within the context of association management and highlight the potential impact on nonprofit membership organizations and member-serving entities.
• ASAE membership is not required but is strongly encouraged.
• Funds will be issued to the employing entity (e.g., academic institution), not individuals, for direct costs only.