April 2023 | Dr. Rania is recognized by US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as 1 of 15: Women On the Frontlines: Celebrating Women Faith Leaders
- 2022 - Empowering American Muslims Award- CAIR California
- 2022 - Stanford Impact Labs Design Fellowship and Award
- 2022 - Stanford Network for Advancement and Promotion (SNAP) Leader
- 2021 - Faculty Teaching Award, Stanford Psychiatry Residency Program
- 2021 - Department Faculty Professional and Leadership Award, Stanford University
- 2020-21 - Stanford Leadership Development Program, Stanford University
- 2020 - Top 25 Faith and Spiritual Influencers of 2020, HolyTV Award
- 2019 - Community Achievement Award for exceptional commitment to promoting mental health wellbeing in the community, ACCESS California, LA County
- 2019 - Stanford Medical School Program Teaching Award
- 2018 - Annual Leadership Award, Muslim Coalition of Connecticut
- 2018 - Islamic Psychology Researcher of the Year Award, University of Southern California
- 2017 - Stanford Outstanding Community Partnership Award
- 2011-13 - American Psychiatric Association/Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (APA/SAMHSA) Minority Fellowship Award
- 2011 - Arnold P. Gold Foundation Award for Humanism and Excellence in Teaching
- 2009 - American Psychiatric Association Young Investigators Award
- California Department of Public Health, Office of Health Equity
- California Reducing Disparities Project
- “Muslim American Society- Social Services Foundation Capacity Building Grant”
- NIMHD- 1F31MD015212-01A1 - “Intersectional Stigma, Belongingness, and Suicide: A Novel Approach for Minority Mental Health”
- Pillars Fund Grant - “Serving the Muslim Community through research, community outreach and education, training, and clinical work"
- Department Innovator Grant
- Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences | Stanford University School of Medicine
- “Suicide Prevention and Postvention Trainings for Muslim Community Leaders”
- Department Trainee Innovator Grant (Resident: Sadiya Dhanani)
- Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences | Stanford University School of Medicine
- “Stanford Muslim Mental Health Initiative”
- Stanford MedsScholars Program
- 33518 Muslim Mental Health Research Fellowship
- Stanford School of Medicine
- “Medical Scholar Research Project”
- 32287 Suicide and Muslim Mental Health Bridges Consortium Grant Sub-Award
- Khalil Center
- John Templeton Foundation
- “Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy within an Islamic Context”
- Suicide Prevention through Outreach (SPOt) Program
- Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
- Stanford University School of Medicine
- “A 3-Pronged Approach to Addressing Suicide in Muslim Faith Communities”
- Persian Studies Research Fund - Stanford University | Department of Persian Studies
- Stanford Center for Clinical and Translational Research and Education (Spectrum) Pilot Grants Program, Stanford University
- “Muslim Community Association of Santa Clara and Stanford Muslims and Mental Health Lab: Strengthening an emerging CBPR collaboration.”
- NIMH/Stanford University | Ruth L. Kirchstein NRSA Grant T32 5T32MH019938-19
- American Psychiatric Association/Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (APA/SAMHSA) Minority Fellowship Award
