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Netherland-America Foundation
For US citizens, donations to the Netherland-America Foundation may be tax deductible.
ISI Donation Fund
Your contribution to the ISI Donation Fund helps promote the statistical profession worldwide, supporting initiatives such as promotional videos, outreach materials, and other activities that highlight the value of statistics.
International Statistical Literacy Project (ISLP)
ISLP promotes statistical literacy worldwide by supporting education, collaboration, and outreach. Its mission is to help people of all ages and backgrounds develop the skills needed to understand and use data in everyday life.
TIES Abdel El-Shaarawi Early Investigator’s Award (AEEI)
The prestigious AEEI award 2019 is granted to an early investigator, who is a TIES member for the previous and actual year of the award conferment, and has received their PhD within 12 years of the submission deadline for nominations.
The award recipient is invited to make a presentation at the regional TIES or WSC conference.
IASC Development Fund
The IASC Development Fund supports young researchers, graduate students, and undergraduate students who are IASC members as deemed appropriate by the IASC Executive Committee.
IASC Young Researcher Travel Fund
The IASC Young Researcher Travel Fund provides partial travel support to young IASC members from low and middle income countries aged 35 or younger to attend an IASC-sponsored event (such as a conference, workshop, school, or other). Preference will be given to young researchers from these countries who are in financial need and actively participate at the event as a speaker, poster presenter, or in another active role.
IASS Cochran-Hansen Prize Fund
The prize is awarded every two years for the best paper on survey research methods submitted by a young statistician from a low and middle income countries or transition country. The Cochran- Hansen Prize consists of books and journal subscriptions in the value of € 500. In addition, the prize winner is invited to present his/her paper at the World Statistics Congress of the ISI. The fund will be used to buy books and to cover awardee’s travel expenses to attend the WSC.
BS Young Researchers Outreach Fund
The fund finances the travel and accommodation of young researchers from low and middle income countries (using the World Bank classification) to attend the Bernoulli-IMS World Congress in Probability and Statistics, and the Pre-meeting for Young Researchers. The next World Congress will be in Singapore, 24–28 July 2028.
BS General Fund
Donations to this Fund go to support the organization as a whole and not into a specific fund. Examples include travel costs for named speakers at World Conference, and BS Open Access Journal contributions.
DG Kendall Award
This Prize for excellent young researchers, who are members of either the Royal Statistical Society (RSS) or the Bernoulli Society (BS), is awarded every 2 years, alternating between probability and mathematical statistics. Its name honours David G. Kendall, who was the first BS president and was awarded the Guy Medal in Silver (1955) and in Gold (1981) of the RSS. The prize will be presented at a major BS conference (typically the Bernoulli-IMS World Congress or the ISI WSC) or an RSS conference (as specified by the applicant). This prize is supported entirely by donations to the Bernoulli Society and the Royal Statistical Society.
ISI Fund for the Women’s Statistical Literacy Project
The ISI Statistical Capacity Building (SCB) Committee invites ISI members to support, through donations, the project “Women’s Statistical Literacy” (WSL). The aim is to increase statistical literacy of women in low and middle income countries, through hands-on courses devoted to increasing statistical skills in data management and visualisation, using basic statistical tools and open source software.
