The American Psychological Association's Division 37 is accepting applications for the Diane J. Willis Early Career Award, according to fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability, which listed the opportunity on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The listing identifies the programme as a United States funding opportunity aimed at researchers in the early stages of their careers.
The award carries the name of Diane J. Willis, a figure honoured through the Division 37 programme. Beyond the award's title, its sponsoring division and its early career focus, the fundsforNGOs listing provides limited detail on eligibility rules, award value or application deadlines.
Division 37 is a unit of the American Psychological Association, the professional body for psychologists in the United States. Early career awards of this kind are typically intended to recognise researchers who are establishing themselves in their field, though the specific criteria for this programme were not set out in the available material.
Prospective applicants should consult the full funding notice published by fundsforNGOs for the official requirements and submission process. The listing page is the primary source for the programme's terms.
Watch for the official call for applications and any stated closing date, which will determine the window for interested early career researchers to prepare and submit their materials.