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GENERAL INQUIRIES
By Phone: (212) 750-6000
By Mail:
Russell Sage Foundation
112 East 64th Street
New York, NY 10065
PUBLICATIONS
To Purchase a Book: (800) 666-2211
To Request a Desk or Examination Copy: (212) 750-6038
General Publications Inquriries: Email Publications
VISITING SCHOLARS PROGRAM
Applications for Visiting Scholar positions can be submitted online or hardcopy applications can be mailed to the Foundation. Links for submitting online and for downloading application forms can be found here. The deadline for applications is September 30th of the year prior to the desired year of residence.
General inquiries about the Visiting Scholars Program may be directed to the foundation's main line at (212) 750-6000.
PROJECT AWARDS
The Foundation's awards are restricted to support for basic social science research within our announced programs. Our website, biennial reports, and other publications provide descriptions of each of these programs and examples of the research we have supported in the past. Our major awards range between $35,000 and $500,000. We mainly provide support for analyzing data and writing up results, but we occasionally consider larger awards for data acquisition projects highly relevant to the Foundation's program goals.
Instructions for applying for project awards from the Russell Sage Foundation can be found here.
General inquiries about the foundation's awards program may be directed to the foundation's main line at (212) 750-6000.
FOR THE PRESS
Press Contacts: David Haproff, Director of Communications: (212) 750-6037
Book Review Copies: Bruce Thongsack, Book Marketing Manager: (212) 750-6021
Website Content: Rohan Mascarenhas, Website Editor: (212) 750-2024
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