The Templeton Foundation funded CES Transformation Grant scheme is pleased to announce the funding of 16 Research Projects and 4 Applied Working Groups.
The successful grants are listed below under the four themes of the grant scheme:
Variation in Creativity and Imagination
Cooperation and cumulative culture Principal Investigator: Alex Mesoudi
Exploratory learning in human adaptation Principal Investigator: Helen Taylor
Genome of melody Principal Investigator: Jan Hajic
How do people make and change rules? Principal Investigator: Sarah Mathew
How stories make us creative Principal Investigator: Wojciech Małecki
Cultural Influences on Access to ‘Reality’
Is generalizability to the Global South predictable? Principal Investigator: Anisha Singh
What do other men think about women’s empowerment? Principal Investigator: David Lawson
The Impact of Globalization on Cultures
Globalization and youth development Principal Investigator: Jessica McKenzie
Globalization, culture and well-being in Congo Principal Investigator: Adam Boyette
Globalization’s ethical implications on curricula Principal Investigator: Kisor Chakrabarti
People and birds working together – differently Principal Investigator: Jessica van der Wal
Applying Cultural Evolution to Enhance Global Human Futures
An innovation arms-race between parrots and humans? Principal Investigator: Lucy Aplin
Collective action and interdependence Principal Investigator: Nichola Raihani
Cultural evolution of conservation practices Principal Investigator: Thomas Currie
Institutional legacy and policy effectiveness Principal Investigator: Marco Fabbri
Traditional Luhya mourning rituals Principal Investigator: Stephen Asatsa
Cultural Evolution in Global Health Research Principal Investigator: Angela Obasi
Applied Working Groups
Culture as a tool Principal Investigator: Andrew Buskell
Hunter-Gatherer Education Principal Investigator: Jennifer Hays
Natural Resource Management Principal Investigator: Richard Berl
Sustainability Principal Investigator: Rebecca Koomen
Congratulations to all Principal Investigators and their teams! To find out more about this grant scheme and the successful projects, please visit the CES Transformation Fund website.