This $150,607 National Science Foundation project grant will support a research community development project focused on collaborative research related to knowledge of HIV/AIDS. Led by the University of Washington with a completion date of August 2026, the project aims to bring together social scientific and humanistic scholars within the interdisciplinary field of science and technology studies. Key activities over the three-year period will include organizing three annual workshops around the themes of the archive, expertise, and participation. The project also aims to develop an online forum for coordination, support new research collaborations with small grants, and create a mentorship program pairing early career scholars with more established researchers. This funding through the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences program (CFDA 47.075) seeks to overcome past intellectual fragmentation on HIV/AIDS and support the next generation of illness social studies scholars by developing insights applicable to both long-standing and emerging pandemics.
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