The KRL and its partners acknowledge and thank the following agencies for funding its research and capacity-building.
Quick Response Grant “Effects of Intersecting Stakeholder Risk Perception, Preparedness, and Response to Tornadoes in Tennessee”
PIs: Amanda J. Reinke, Jaymelee J. Kim, Erin R. Eldridge
Research Team Seminar Grant, “Restless Spirits and
Human Remains: Life, Death, and Justice in Post-War Northern Uganda”
PI: Dawnie Wolfe Steadman, Co-PIs: Tricia Redeker Hepner, Jaymelee Kim, Julia Hanebrink, Hugh Tuller
Enhanced Teaching and Scholarship Grant, “Transitional Justice, Forensic Science, and Mass Graves: Investigations in Northern Uganda”
PI: Jaymelee J. Kim
“Agency of the Dead, Alternative Justice, and Forensic Intervention in Uganda”
PI: Jaymelee Kim, Collaborators: Tricia Redeker Hepner, Dawnie Wollfe Steadman, Hugh Tuller
“Transitional Justice, Forensic Intervention, and Human Rights in Canada”
PI: Jaymelee Kim
“Transitional Justice, Forensic Intervention, and Human Rights in Canada”
PI: Jaymelee J. Kim
Wenner-Gren Foundation has also supported the Transitional Justice in Northern Uganda Project under PI: Tricia Redeker Hepner
Humanitarian and Human Rights Resource Center Grant, “Human Identification, Forensic Anthropology and Archeology Training Workshop in Kampala, Uganda”
PI: Hugh Tuller, Collaborators: Paul Emanovsky, Dawnie Wolfe Steadman, Jaymelee Kim