Mini-Grant

Program Manager: Robert Silverman

The UB-ESNTP Mini-Grant is a grant opportunity co-sponsored by the Center for Urban Studies and the Baldy Center for Law & Social Policy, to provide funding during 2006, 2007 and 2008. The mini-grants support basic and applied research projects conducted by UB faculty which complement efforts of the UB-ESNTP to address education, housing, and economic development issues challenging Buffalo's Fruit Belt and Martin Luther King Jr. neighborhoods. UB-ESNTP research grants are intended to provide seed money to initiate larger projects or provide funds to facilitate or complete projects. Grants typically average $2000, with the possibility of funding exceptional research projects up to $6000.

Documents

• 2008-2009 Mini-Grant Application (.pdf)
• Health and Neighborhood Poster (.pdf)

Current Mini-Grants

• The Contribution of Religion to Civic Life on Buffalo's East Side (.pdf)
• Urban Retail Food Markets and Health Status in Buffalo's East Side Neighborhoods (.pdf)

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