The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation

What they fund

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Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

1 grant matching “natan” · $39,260

• $39,260

  Smadar Ben-Natan · Seattle, WA · 2022

  The carceral state in conflict: between reconciliation and radicalization

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

• Salzburg Global2 grants · $175,000
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice3 grants · $168,751
• Pembroke College2 grants · $136,605
• Greg Berman3 grants · $112,500
• Raul Sanchez De La Sierra2 grants · $90,000
• Clark University2 grants · $89,826
• Arizona State University2 grants · $89,311
• Thomas Goldstein3 grants · $87,500
• Juan Luna2 grants · $76,816
• University of Kent2 grants · $72,319

Giving over time

Grant history

The 100 largest of 189 grants.

• $125,000

  Salzburg Global · Washington, DC · 2024

  Salzburg global seminar 2023

• $108,751

  John Jay College of Criminal Justice · New York, NY · 2022

  18th annual john jay symposium on crime in america

• $70,970

  Pembroke College · 2023

  Hf guggenheim fellow

• $65,635

  Pembroke College · 2022

  Hf guggenheim fellow

• $50,000

  John Jay College of Criminal Justice · New York, NY · 2024

  Justice at the crossroads

• $50,000

  Greg Berman · Brooklyn, NY · 2023

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $50,000

  Salzburg Global · Washington, DC · 2023

  Salzburg global seminar 2023

• $50,000

  Benjamin Glahn · Washington, DC · 2022

  Salzburg global seminar 2022

• $45,000

  Boston University · Boston, MA · 2024

  Assessing mental distress, relative loneness, ideology, and leakage in the parents4peace dataset

• $45,000

  Hebrew University of Jerusalem · 2023

  Between the devil and the deep blue sea: disintegration and intracommunal violence among the palestinian citizens in israel (application for continuation)

• $45,000

  Memorial University · 2023

  Kinship, lineage norms and intimate partner violence against women in ghana

• $45,000

  Northwestern University · Chicago, IL · 2023

  Murder by structure: how street gangs built the great american city

• $45,000

  Raul Sanchez De La Sierra · Chicago, IL · 2023

  Morality, violence, and opportunism: inside the nduma defense of congo militia

• $45,000

  Andrew Papachristos · Evanston, IL · 2022

  Murder by structure: how street gangs built the great american city

• $45,000

  Areej Sabbagh-Khoury · 2022

  Between the devil and the deep blue sea: disintegration and intracommunal violence among the palestinian citizens in israel

• $45,000

  Eric Tenkorang · 2022

  Kinship, lineage norms and intimate partner violence against women in ghana

• $45,000

  Raul Sanchez De La Sierra · Chicago, IL · 2022

  Morality, violence, and opportunism: inside the nduma defense of congo militia

• $45,000

  Stephen Davis · Lexington, KY · 2022

  The bitter aloe project: building a prosopographic understanding of apartheid era violence through advanced machine learning

• $44,950

  Clark University · Worcester, MA · 2024

  Erasing refugees: how camps became killing fields in the first congo war

• $44,876

  Clark University · Worcester, MA · 2023

  Erasing refugees: how camps became killing fields in the first congo war

• $44,818

  Washington State University · Pullman, WA · 2024

  At the root of lethal violence: the french death investigation system and the accuracy of mortality statistics in violence prevention

• $44,796

  Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ · 2023

  Pre- and post-resettlement drivers of intimate partner violence among afghan refugees in the united states

• $44,515

  Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ · 2024

  Pre- and post-resettlement drivers of intimate partner violence among afghan refugees in the united states

• $43,443

  Ore Koren · Bloomington, IN · 2022

  Zoonotic disease outbreaks and political conflict in africa

• $41,816

  Juan Luna · 2023

  Organized crime, state crises, and the consolidation of violent democracies

• $40,000

  Teachers College · New York, NY · 2024

  2024 national research conference on firearm injury prevention

• $40,000

  Yael Zeira · Manlius, NY · 2022

  The ethnicization of conflict: a social media analysis

• $39,791

  Tel Aviv University · 2024

  Economic opportunities, criminal activity, and deterrence: evidence from the palestinian-arab minority in israel

• $39,510

  Mohammed Ibrahim Shire · 2022

  Targeted recruitment: explaining why certain clans join and eschew al-shabaab in somalia

• $39,260

  Smadar Ben-Natan · Seattle, WA · 2022

  The carceral state in conflict: between reconciliation and radicalization

• $39,000

  University of Texas · Austin, TX · 2024

  Police collusion and drug violence: what is the relationship?

• $37,761

  Rutgers the State University · Newark, NJ · 2024

  "never again! And the problem of prevention

• $37,500

  Greg Berman · Brooklyn, NY · 2024

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $37,500

  Thomas Goldstein · Berkeley, CA · 2023

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $37,071

  University of Kent · 2024

  Pro-government militias as social and political actors and their impact on governance and security orders

• $36,896

  University of Quebec in Montreal · 2024

  Slave-raiders and boko haram on the border

• $35,248

  University of Kent · 2023

  Pro-government militias as social and political actors and their impact on governance and security orders

• $35,142

  University of California Berkeley · Berkeley, CA · 2023

  Inviting intervention: statebuilding by delegating security

• $35,000

  Juan Luna · 2024

  Organized crime, state crises, and the consolidation of violent democracies

• $31,792

  Surulola Eke · 2023

  Towards a constructivist grounded theory: understanding the transnational production of anti-immigrant sentiments in the digital age in africa

• $30,440

  Benjamin Hoy · 2022

  Dominating a continent: violence, retribution, and forcible confinement in north america

• $30,000

  New York University · New York, NY · 2024

  What social science research reveals about the role of social media in fostering political violence

• $30,000

  Univeristy of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2023

  2023 national research conference on firearm injury prevention

• $29,224

  University of Essex · 2024

  Behind closed doors: trajectories to violence in intimate interaction

• $28,850

  Margherita Belgioioso · 2022

  Rebel tactics, local public support and the upcoming phase of the peace talks in southern thailand

• $28,117

  Makerere University · 2023

  From domestic abuse to death row: the experience of women who kill their intimate partners in uganda

• $26,550

  Eduardo Moncada · New York, NY · 2022

  State responses to non-state security provision: a comparative urban study in the americas

• $25,000

  Andrew Roskos-Ewoldsen · Davis, CA · 2024

  Do unto others: exploring the role of reciprocity in international cooperation and conflict

• $25,000

  Eddy Yeung · Decatur, GA · 2024

  Propaganda as provocation: how autocrats use political rhetoric to impede democratic uprisings

• $25,000

  Fund for the City of Ny (Vital City) · New York, NY · 2024

  The nuts and bolts: how to prevent and respond to gun violence

• $25,000

  Ian Glazman-Schillinger · Syracuse, NY · 2024

  White power goes online: the history of digital hate networks and the federal government's response, 1984-1999

• $25,000

  Karime Parodi Ambel · Los Angeles, CA · 2024

  Gendering justice on the chilean legal system: institutional developments, legal actors' practices and women's access to justice

• $25,000

  Kate Birkbeck · Somerville, MA · 2024

  The security of a free state: public arms, private armies, and the birth of the american century, 1865-1915.

• $25,000

  Madeleine Stevens · Chicago, IL · 2024

  Weaponizing uncertainty: the politics of disappearance in argentina, colombia, and mexico

• $25,000

  Madison Dalton · Wellington, FL · 2024

  The politics of justice: sexual violence case prosecution in the united states

• $25,000

  Marko Kljajic · Madison, WI · 2024

  The challenge of collective victimhood and the promise of mutual acknowledgement after conflict

• $25,000

  Moritz Emanuel Bondeli · Ridgewood, NY · 2024

  Disturbing the peace: mass politics and political violence in weimar germany

• $25,000

  Sophie Wunderlich · Chicago, IL · 2024

  American fascism and its afterlives: the american far right and paramilitarism in a global perspective, 1930-1965

• $25,000

  Thomas Goldstein · Berkeley, CA · 2024

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $25,000

  Zora Piskacova · Carrboro, NC · 2024

  Torn men in torn towns: municipal administrators between the local and the national in cieszyn and esk tn, 1918-38

• $25,000

  Ana Paula Pellegrino · 2023

  The state that forges armed criminal groups

• $25,000

  Apekshya Prasai · Cambridge, MA · 2023

  Gendered processes of rebellion: understanding strategies for organizing violence

• $25,000

  Britni Moore · Urbana, IL · 2023

  Police recruits and the discursive construction of rape in sexual assault training

• $25,000

  Fund for the City of Ny · New York, NY · 2023

  Vital city - the nuts and bolts: how to prevent and respond to gun violence

• $25,000

  Isabel Laterzo · Chapel Hill, NC · 2023

  The politics of public security: an analysis of campaigns and policy in brazilian states

• $25,000

  Matthew Schissler · Ann Arbor, MI · 2023

  Cultivating islamophobia: fear, revulsion, and a buddhist movement against muslims in myanmar

• $25,000

  Tessa Evans · 2023

  To have and to hold: the determinants of insurgent gender governance

• $25,000

  Univerity of Notre Dame · Notre Dame, IN · 2023

  Punitive solidarity in drug wars: how human rights campaigns shape prosocial behavior and criminal justice preferences

• $25,000

  University of California Irvine · Irvine, CA · 2023

  Violence and protection at the borders of the refugee regime: refugee response in south and southeast asia

• $25,000

  University of Maryland College Park Foundation · College Park, MD · 2023

  Center for the study and practice of violence reduction in the department of criminology and criminal justice

• $25,000

  Alex Diamond · Portland, OR · 2022

  An uncomfortable peace: everyday state formation in colombias peace laboratory

• $25,000

  Christine Chalifoux · Cambridge, MA · 2022

  Betrayal and belonging: kinship, ethnicity, and cosmopolitanism in kampala

• $25,000

  Claudia Torres Patino · Cambridge, MA · 2022

  Under harm: paradoxes of the law in action in the mexican street sex economy

• $25,000

  Daniel Solomon · Alexandria, VA · 2022

  The order of violence: pogroms in comparative perspective

• $25,000

  Greg Berman · Brooklyn, NY · 2022

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $25,000

  Hannah Baron · Irvine, CA · 2022

  Human rights backlash from below: criminal violence, justice attitudes & the rule of law in mexico.

• $25,000

  Jiwon Kim · Stanford, CA · 2022

  Ethnic conflict and non-ethnic voting: state co-optation of ethnic minorities in myanmar and beyond.

• $25,000

  Liana Woskie · Cambridge, MA · 2022

  Quantifying structural violence: female sterilization and normalized state repression in healthcare

• $25,000

  Lotte Houwink Ten Cate · Brooklyn, NY · 2022

  Ravaged interiors: a modern history of intimate violence, 1970-2000

• $25,000

  Madeleine Hamlin · Clinton, NY · 2022

  Policing the projects: crime, carcerality, and chicago public housing

• $25,000

  Norman Joshua · Evanston, IL · 2022

  The fashioning of authoritarianism: emergency, counterinsurgency, and militarization of everyday life in indonesia, 1930-1968

• $25,000

  Patrick Hoehne · Papillion, NE · 2022

  American reavers: a genealogy of extralegal collective violence in the united states

• $25,000

  Rand Corporation · Washington, DC · 2022

  First national conference on firearms violence prevention

• $25,000

  Salih Noor · Evanston, IL · 2022

  The legacies of liberation: settler-colonial domination, revolutionary violence, and political change in southern africa

• $25,000

  Thomas Goldstein · Berkeley, CA · 2022

  Democracy project (distinguished fellow of practice)

• $24,840

  Vital Cities · Washington, DC · 2022

  Vital city

• $23,383

  Mikkel Dack · Syracuse, NY · 2024

  Fighting fascism: eliminating and preventing violent extremism since wwii

• $22,914

  Laura Blume · Reno, NV · 2022

  Cataloguing murder: tracking violence against public figures in central america

• $22,197

  Julie Chernov Hwang · Baltimore, MD · 2024

  How terror cells are constructed: the role of social networks

• $20,000

  Council On Criminal Justice · Washington, DC · 2023

  Crime trends working group

• $18,875

  University of Oregon · Eugene, OR · 2023

  Can the state interrupt the vicious cycle of gendered violence that it helped to create? Evidence from guatemala

• $16,632

  Cambridge University · 2024

  More and better prisons, more and worse criminal governance?: exponential prison construction and violence in brazil

• $15,320

  Charles Larratt-Smith · 2023

  Forging informal citizenship in the shadow of the state: armed non-state actors and migrant incorporation in the colombian and mexican borderlands

• $15,000

  Miami Foundation · Miami, FL · 2024

  General support

• $15,000

  Solomon R Guggenheim Museum · New York, NY · 2024

  General support

• $15,000

  Solomon R Guggenheim Museum · New York, NY · 2023

  General support

• $15,000

  The Solomon R Guggenheim Museum · New York, NY · 2022

  General support

• $14,855

  Renard Sexton · Atlanta, GA · 2022

  Ground-truthing fishing conflicts in the south china sea

• $13,200

  George Tita · Irvine, CA · 2022

  Homicide and gun assault study

• $11,052

  University of Notre Dame · Notre Dame, IN · 2023

  Violence against women and political engagement in multi-violence contexts: evidence from el salvador

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