Causal Research on Community Safety and the Criminal Justice System
Arnold Ventures
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- Posted
- Mar 14, 2026
- Closes
- Rolling intake; check eligibility
- Last verified
- Sep 15, 2026
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Who can apply
The Opportunity To be eligible to submit through this funding opportunity, research projects must adhere to the following criteria: • Propose a strong causal research design, which can reliably and validly isolate the treatment effect of a policy, practice, or intervention. Applicants whose letters are reviewed favorably, based on the eligibility and prioritization criteria above, will be invited to submit a full proposal (full proposals must be invited)…
About this opportunity
To be eligible to submit through this funding opportunity, research projects must adhere to the following criteria: • Propose a strong causal research design, which can reliably and validly isolate the treatment effect of a policy, practice, or intervention. Examples of such research designs include difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity, instrumental variable, and randomization. • The policy, practice, or intervention being tested is in the United States. • Outcomes include measures of real-world behaviors (such as crime rates or criminal justice involvement), as opposed to measures collected in a controlled lab setting or measures of perceptions. Submissions are welcome across all issues of crime and criminal justice that meet the above criteria. The ultimate goal of this RF...