The National Science Foundation has funded RAP-related work since 2003.
RAP projects were funded by the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation in 2001.
Grants from the National Geographic Society Conservation Trust supported Nalini Nadkarni’s research and outreach work, 2001-2006.
The Sustainable Prisons Project, an ongoing outgrowth of the Research Ambassador Program, has been continuously funded since 2008by an interagency agreement with the Washington Department of Corrections.
The Evergreen State College has provided invaluable logistical, strategic, and other support for our projects.
Support for partner projects is also provided via The Evergreen State College Foundation.
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The National Science Foundation has funded RAP-related work since 2003.
RAP projects were funded by the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation in 2001.
Grants from the National Geographic Society Conservation Trust supported Nalini Nadkarni’s research and outreach work, 2001-2006.
The Sustainable Prisons Project, an ongoing outgrowth of the Research Ambassador Program, has been continuously funded since 2008by an interagency agreement with the Washington Department of Corrections.
The Evergreen State College has provided invaluable logistical, strategic, and other support for our projects.
Support for partner projects is also provided via The Evergreen State College Foundation.