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Find similar grantsPIIRS Translation Funds is sponsored by Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies. Supports translation of Princeton faculty members’ research into non-English languages to expand access.
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Regional and international research necessarily requires work around the world.
Yet our published work is often not accessible to the very people we engaged during the research process — via interviews, focus groups, intellectual collaboration, etc. This new fund aims to redress this gap by supporting the translation of Princeton faculty members’ own research into relevant non-English languages, expanding access for the communities and regions the work examines.
## Funding for Articles and Books Applications might request support to translate the applicant's own article (requesting up to $1500) or book (requesting up to $15,000) — with the amount requested depending on the length of a given piece.
Alongside translation costs, the applicant can also request resources to create foreign-language short videos of the translated publication and/or to purchase 10 copies of the translated book/article to donate to institutions or people in the country in question. Full-time faculty are eligible to apply for translations of their own publications that are accepted for publication (forthcoming) and/or already published.
PIIRS will prioritize applications from scholars who have not yet received this translation grant. Applications should be sent by October 30, 2026 or February 26, 2027 to PIIRS Director .
Applicants should submit a 2- to 3-page request that indicates the following: * Bibliographic information and executive summary of the piece to be translated (including co/authorship; title; journal/press; year); * If available, please include a link to the publication.
* Proposed language for translation; * Publisher and/or professional translator who would undertake this job, including official contracts and budgets, where available; * How/where this piece would be distributed; * Rationale for why this piece should be translated: Why it is important to translate the piece into a given language? How it will increase access and for whom? ; * History of award: Have you received this award in the past?
If so, for which publication and in which year? Any questions, please contact the PIIRS Director **Deborah Yashar Link sends email** (cc-ing Executive Director**Trisha Craig Link sends email**), with the subject line: “PIIRS Translation Funds. ”
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time Princeton faculty members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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