Travel Fund Application - The Vanier Institute of the Family

Travel Funding Application Form

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Applicant Information

Name*

First Last

Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City Province or Territory Postal Code

Email*

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Affiliation (Organization or School)*

Level of study*

To be eligible for funding, you must be a postdoctoral fellow or registered in a PhD program. Please select a category from the drop-down menu.

Information about the Research Project

To receive funding, applicants must be presenting a research paper or poster, facilitating a round table or breakout session, or participating in a workshop or course.

Author(s)

Title of research paper, poster, breakout session, workshop, or course*

Note that only research projects that focus on families in Canada are eligible for the travel funding program.

For our records and to help us better direct future funding programs, please indicate whether any of the following apply to the research proposal:

Secondary analysis of a Statistics Canada dataset

Systemic review of literature

Directly addresses family diversities and / or family wellbeing

Includes policy implications

Master’s thesis or Ph.D. dissertation

Information about the Conference

Conference Title (in full)*

Location*

Conference Start Date*

Please upload a notice of acceptance to the conference, course, or workshop to support your request

Max. file size: 128 MB.

Proposed Travel Budget (CAD)

Please indicate your anticipated expense in each category.

Transportation*

Accommodation*

Meals*

Registration Fees*

Membership Fees (if required)

Total Expected Costs

Have you recieved or been allotted funding from any other source(s) for this event?*

Yes

Please indicate the sources and amounts of your other funding below

Total amount from other sources

Total Amount Required

Exceptional circumstances

The Vanier Institute normally limits grants to $750 per individual. Are there other factors that you feel would justify a higher grant?

Yes

Please detail your special circumstances

Birth
Caregiving
Childcare
Children and youth
COVID-19
Death and dying
Definition of family
Demographics
Disability
Diversity
Education
Environment
Fathers
Fertility
Finances
Food insecurity
Gender
Grandparents
Housing
Incarceration
Indigenous families
Inequality
Intimate relationships
Labour and employment
LGBTQ2S+
Living arrangements
Military and Veteran families
Mobility
Mothers
Multigenerational households
Newcomer/immigrant families
Older adults
One-parent families
Parental leave and benefits
Poverty
Racialized families
Refugees
Separation and divorce
Technology
Wellbeing
Work-life balance