**Items in red have been added or updated since the previous digest

Funding & Research Fellowships

Deadline Name Amount

26-Jun-2024 LGBT Studies Fellowship at Yale University $5,500

11-Jul-2024 Managing Editor Postdoctoral Fellowship, ADVANCE Journal at Oregon State

6-Aug-2024 Princeton University Post-Doctoral Fellowships

28-Aug-2024 Fulbright U.S. Student Program

TBA
Institute for Citizens & Scholars: Dissertation Fellowship in Women’s
$5,000
Studies
(Oct 2024)

TBA
Point Foundation: BIPOC Scholarship $1,500
(Oct 2024)

TBA
Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship Up to $50,000
(Oct 2024)

TBA
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans $90,000
(Oct 2024)
 TBA
Barclay Simpson Scholars in Public $6,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
Newberry Library Long-Term Fellowships $5,000/month
(Nov 2024)

TBA
The American Educational Research Association (AERA) Minority
up Dissertation
to $25,000 Fellowship in Education Research
(Nov 2024)

TBA Varies by
Harry Ransom Center Research Fellowship
(Nov 2024) fellowship

TBA
UCLA Activist-in-Residence up to $10,000
(Nov 2024)

$35,000 (PhD
TBA Candidates);
School for Advanced Research (SAR) Resident Scholar - Weatherhead Fellowship
$40,000
(Nov 2024)
(Doctoral
Scholar)
TBA
School for Advanced Research (SAR) Resident Scholar - Paloheimo
$35,000
Fellowship
(Nov 2024)

$35,000 (PhD
TBA Candidates);
School for Advanced Research (SAR) Resident Scholar - Katrin H. Lamon
$40,000Fellowship
(Nov 2024)
(Doctoral
Scholar)
$35,000 (PhD
TBA Candidates);
School for Advanced Research (SAR) Resident Scholar - Mellon Foundation
$50,000 Fellowship in Latino Studies
(Nov 2024)
(Doctoral
Scholar)
TBA
Simpson Center Summer Society of Scholars Fellowship $7,500
(Nov 2024)
 2 qtrs of
TBA support, incl.
Simpson Center Society of Scholars Fellowship benefits &
(Nov 2024)
tuition waivers

TBA
Simpson Center Digital Humanities Summer Fellowship Up to $10,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: Short Term Research Publication Grant $8,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship $50,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: Dissertation Fellowship $25,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Fellowship $30,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: International Postdoctoral Fellowship $50,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: International Master’s/first professional degree Fellowship
$20,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
AAUW: International Doctoral Fellowship $25,000
(Nov 2024)

TBA
Smith College Special Collections Travel Grants for Visiting Researchers
$1,000-$2,500
(Nov 2024)
3-Dec-2024 The Inter-American Foundation (IAF) Research Fellowship Program
$20,000

$10,000 (20
TBA
Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Grant awards to be
(Dec 2024)
given)

TBA
CLAGS Duberman-Zal Fellowship $2,500
(Dec 2024)

TBA
CLAGS Fellowship Award $2,000
(Dec 2024)

TBA
CLAGS Sylvia Rivera Award in Transgender Studies $1,000
(Dec 2024)

TBA
RAND Graduate Summer Associate Program $14,000
(Dec 2024)

TBA
Point Foundation: Flagship (LGBTQ) Scholarship Up to $4,800
(Dec 2024)

Covers up to
TBA $1,200 in travel,
UW - University of Ljubljana Scholars Exchange lodging and a
(Dec 2024)
modest per
diem
TBA
Newberry Library Short-Term Fellowships $3,000/month
(Dec 2024)

TBA
Washington University Postdoctoral Fellowship in WGSS
(Dec 2024)
 TBA
P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship (IPS) Up to $12,500
(Dec 2024)
Funding & Research Fellowships
Details

The LGBT Studies Fellowship at Yale University is offered annually, and is designed to provide access to Yale resources in LGBT Studies for scholars
who live outside the greater New Haven area. This fellowship supports scholars from any field pursuing research in lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, and/or queer studies at Yale University, utilizing the vast faculty resources, manuscript archives, and library collections available at
Yale.
The Postdoc will serve as Managing Editor, facilitating peer-review and publication processes, creating content for social media and newsletters,
and participating in projects such as faculty peer mentorship, grant writing, and strategic planning. Applicants should have a Ph.D. in a relevant
field, a strong commitment to social justice, and experience in journalism, editing, or publishing is preferred. The position may be remote with
occasional travel required.
The Princeton Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts is accepting applications for its 2025-2028 fellowship competition, offering fellowships in various
disciplines including Humanistic Studies and LGBT Studies. Eligible candidates are recent Ph.D. graduates (post-January 1, 2023) with exceptional
scholarly achievements and teaching experience. The Society encourages applications from a diverse and international pool, particularly from
underrepresented backgrounds.
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the largest U.S. exchange program offering opportunities for students and young professionals to undertake
international graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and primary and secondary school teaching worldwide. The program awards
more than 2,200 grants annually in all fields of study, and operates in about 140 countries worldwide. All students and recent alumni are
encouraged to consider this great opportunity, whether as part of your academic program or outside of it.
Fellows are late-stage Ph.D. candidates completing original, interesting, and interdisciplinary dissertations that address issues involving women and
gender. Fellows demonstrate a commitment to the study of women and gender, and they go on to shape their fields of study and teach new
generations of scholars and citizens.

Scholarship recipients must identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC) communities and LGBTQ, must be enrolled full-time or part-
time (six credits) for the funded term, and must be “out” as a person who identifies as a member of the LGBTQ community.

Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowships support graduate students in the humanities and social sciences who show promise of leading
their fields in important new directions. The fellowships are designed to intervene at the formative stage of dissertation development, before
research and writing are advanced. The program seeks to expand the range of research methodologies, formats, and areas of inquiry traditionally
considered suitable for the dissertation, with a particular focus on supporting scholars who can build a more diverse, inclusive, and equitable
academy.
Fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants going to graduate school in the United States. If you are an immigrant or child of immigrants
who will be a college senior this fall, a college graduate who is applying to graduate school this fall, or someone in the first or second year of a
graduate program you’ll be in during the 2024-2025 academic year, consider applying. They are look for students who are hard-working, creative,
willing to ask big questions, and looking to make a significant contribution to American society or their academic field.
Supports doctoral students in the humanities, broadly speaking, to pursue public-facing projects in their areas of study and practice. Collaborative
projects are encouraged. Recipients of this fellowship will each receive a stipend of $6,000. University of Washington doctoral students in the
humanities, social sciences, and arts divisions of the College of Arts & Sciences who have completed their work at the master’s level and who will
receive no other funding during the term of the award are eligible to apply.
Researchers with long-term fellowships spend four to nine months immersed in the Newberry collection and in our community of learning. While
pursuing significant works of scholarship, they make discoveries, present works in progress, and take their projects to the next level.

The AERA Minority Dissertation Fellowship Program in Education Research seeks proposals from advanced graduate students who are from racial
and ethnic groups that are underrepresented in higher education. The Fellowship Program encourages studies that examine a wide range of
education research topics such as students’ school experiences, STEM education and learning, ethnic studies/curriculum; tracking; measurement of
achievement and opportunity gaps; English language learners; or bullying and restorative justice. Applicants can come from graduate programs and
departments in education
The fellowships research,
support projects the humanities,
requiring on-site useorofsocial or behavioral
collections science disciplinary
in the humanities, includingorliterature,
interdisciplinary
women's fields,
and such as studies,
gender economics, history,
photography, film, cultural history, art, and performing arts. We offer funding to postdoctoral scholars, doctoral candidates, independent
researchers, and scholars with master’s degrees who have had significant involvement in academic research.

The UCLA Activist-in-Residence program seeks to strengthen the infrastructure of social transformation by supporting local movement leaders,
community organizers, and artists with university resources. Conceptualized as a sabbatical, the residency allows for time and space to reflect upon
complex challenges, envision new campaigns and projects, and connect with university faculty, students, and staff. It is our objective to “turn the
university inside out” and invite artists, community organizers, and movement leaders to undertake power-shifting scholarship and pedagogy
focused on socialresidential
Two nine-month change. This program provides
fellowships opportunities
are available forworking
for scholars activistsintothe
engage with the
humanities or UCLA
social community to develop
sciences. Scholars withand strengthen
doctorates whotheir
plan to
write their books and PhD candidates who plan to write their dissertations are eligible. Fellows receive a stipend ($40,000 for doctoral level scholars
and $35,000 for PhD candidates) in addition to low-cost housing and free office space on the SAR campus.

One nine-month residential fellowship created to honor the legacy of the three women of the Acequia Madre House, Eva Scott Fényes, Leonora
Scott Muse Curtin, and Leonora Curtin Paloheimo, is available for scholars working in the humanities or social sciences. PhD candidates who plan to
write their dissertations are eligible. Fellows receive a stipend of $35,000 in addition to low-cost housing and free office space on the SAR campus.

One nine-month residential fellowship is available for a Native scholar working in the humanities or the social sciences. Scholars with doctorates
who plan to write their books and PhD candidates who plan to write their dissertations are eligible. Fellows receive a stipend ($40,000 for doctoral
level scholars and $35,000 for PhD candidates) in addition to low-cost housing and free office space on the SAR campus.

Two nine-month residential fellowships in Latino Studies are available pending approval. Scholars with doctorates at the assistant professor level
who plan to complete book-length projects and PhD candidates who plan to write their dissertations are eligible. Underrepresented scholars are
especially encouraged to apply. The successful applicant(s) for this fellowship will have, by the application deadline, completed a doctorate or all
but their dissertation toward a PhD in anthropology, history, sociology, religious studies, Latino/Chicano studies, cultural studies, or in an
interdisciplinary
The Summer Societyfield of
that incorporates
Scholars two or more
is an intellectual of these disciplines.
community One fellowship
in which a small will be awarded
group of doctoral to from
candidates the doctoral level scholar
across disciplines andhumanities
in the one will
and interpretive social sciences contribute to and learn from one another’s work in weekly meetings throughout the summer term. Applications for
this fellowship are reviewed through the same process, and on the same timeline, as the Society of Scholars Graduate Fellowship in the fall.
The Society of Scholars is an intellectual community in which eight faculty and three doctoral candidates from across disciplines in the humanities
and interpretive social sciences contribute to and learn from one another’s work in bi-weekly meetings throughout the academic year. UW doctoral
students who have advanced to candidacy by submittal date and who will receive no other funding during the term of the award are eligible.
Residency during the fellowship term is required for participation in the Society of Scholars. Awards will be based on the scholarly merit of the
individual
Supports UWapplications. Scholarship
doctoral students likely
whose to contribute
projects to intellectual
use digital technologies exchange amongand
in innovative a diverse group
intensive ways ofand/or
colleagues especially
explore encouraged.
the historical, social,
aesthetic, and cross-cultural implications of digital cultures. We have expanded our call for proposals to also include projects focused on digital
humanities pedagogy. Awards are based predominantly on the scholarly merit of the applications as well as the level of preparation demonstrated
by applicants to undertake and complete the project. Projects do not necessarily have to be completed during the summer fellowship term.
AAUW American Fellowships support women scholars, or people who identify as women, who are preparing research for publication for eight
consecutive weeks. The Short-Term Research Publication Grants provide support to scholars to prepare research manuscripts for publication.
Preference will be given to applicants whose work supports the vision of AAUW: to break through educational and economic barriers so that all
women have a fair chance. Time must be available for eight consecutive weeks of final writing and editing in response to issues raised in critical
reviews. These fellowships
AAUW American Fellowshipscansupport
be awarded
women to scholars,
both tenure-track
or peopleandwhopart-time faculty,
identify as women, andwho
to new and established
are conducting researchers.
postdoctoral The fellowships
research full time. Theare
primary purpose of the American Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship is to increase the number of women in tenure-track faculty positions and
to promote equity for women in higher education. This fellowship is designed to assist the candidate in obtaining tenure and further promotions by
enabling them to spend a year pursuing independent research. Tenured professors are not eligible. Open to applicants in all fields of study. Scholars
engaged in science,
AAUW American technology,
Fellowships engineering
support womenand math fields
scholars, or those
or people whoresearching gender issues
identify as women, arepursuing
who are especially encouraged
full-time study toto apply.
complete
dissertations. The purpose of the American Dissertation Fellowship is to offset a scholar’s living expenses while they complete their dissertation.
The fellowship must be used for the final year of writing the dissertation. Applicants must have completed all course work, passed all preliminary
examinations, and received approval for their research proposals or plans by the preceding November. Students holding fellowships for writing a
dissertation in the year
Newcombe Fellows are prior to thePh.D.
late-stage AAUW fellowships
students yearhow
studying are not eligible.
ethical Open to values
and religious applicants in society,
shape all fieldsincluding
of study. political
Scholarsdecisions,
engaged in science,
public life,
culture, history, literature, and other areas. Projects must be explicit in their attention to some dimension of religious and ethical values.

International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study or research in the United States to women, including people who identify as women, who
are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Postdoctoral applicants must provide proof of their doctorate degree; hold a doctorate classified as a
research degree (e.g., Ph.D., Ed.D., D.B.A., D.M.) or an M.F.A.

International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study or research in the United States to women, including people who identify as women, who
are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Master’s/first professional degree fellowships are intended for master’s or professional degree-level
programs.

International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study or research in the United States to women, including people who identify as women, who
are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Doctoral fellowships are intended for doctorate degrees classified as research degrees, such as Ph.D.
or Ed.D.

These fellowships are intended to help offset the travel expenses of researchers engaged in studies that will benefit from access to, including initial
survey and exploration of, the holdings of Smith College Special Collections, which are the College Archives, Mortimer Rare Book Collection, and
Sophia Smith College of Women’s History.
A new fellowship program that will support researchers pursuing rigorous field-based research on actionable questions about community-led
development in Latin America and the Caribbean. the fellowship seeks to support research designed to assess a) whether, how, and to what extent
community-led development efforts have expanded opportunities for their communities sustainably and at scale, b) the conditions under which
community-led efforts can most effectively transform local realities, and/or c) the solutions communities have developed to respond to the local
implications of global
Applicants must trends.
be PhD Community-led
(or DrPH) candidates development efforts
and be currently of interest
working include
on their those that
dissertation. generatemust
​Applicants economic
not haveandreceived
other opportunities,
a PhD and must
have had their topic approved by their department before applying. The Foundation supports projects with a social policy application on either a
global or local level. Applications are evaluated based on the Trustees’ assessment of criteria such as significance of the policy issue; feasibility,
applicability, and originality of the project; methodology; evidence that the project is theoretically informed and/or the research is empirically rich;
and recommendations.
An endowed fellowship No specific
named weightfounder
for CLAGS is given to
andany one
first area. Proposals
executive director,are evaluated
Martin basedand
Duberman, on overall merit
partner, of all
Eli Zal, thisaspects of the
fellowship application.
is awarded to
a graduate student, an independent scholar, or an adjunct from any country doing scholarly research on the
lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender/queer (LGBTQ) experience.

An award to be given annually for a graduate student, an academic, or an independent scholar for work on a dissertation, a first book manuscript,
or a second book manuscript. The CLAGS Fellowship is open to intellectuals contributing to the field of LGBTQ studies. Intended to give the scholar
the most help possible in furthering their work, the fellowship will be able to be used for research, travel, or writing support. Adjudicated by the
CLAGS fellowships committee.
This award, which honors the memory of Rivera, a transgender activist, will be given for the best book or article to appear in transgender studies
this past year (12/2022-12/2023). Applications may be submitted by the author of the work or by nomination.

The program is designed for full-time students who have completed at least two years of graduate work leading to a doctorate. Students must be
enrolled full-time in a graduate degree program during the spring and fall of 2024 to be considered for the program. RAND's Summer Associate
Program introduces outstanding graduate students to RAND, an institution that conducts research on a wide range of domestic and international
social policy issues and matters of national security. Summer Associates work at RAND full-time for a 12-week period. Students receive bi-weekly
compensation and are given
The Flagship Scholarship is forthe opportunity
lesbian, to conduct
gay, bisexual, research that
transgender, can bestudents
and queer completed duringinthe
enrolled summer they are
a degree-granting at RAND.
undergraduate or graduate/
doctoral program. Point considers many factors when assessing scholarship applicants, including leadership and community involvement, academic
achievement, LGBTQ advocacy, and financial need.

Open to faculty, other academic personnel, and senior graduate students (Ph.D. candidates) from any UW campus, college, school, or academic
program, participants in this exchange spend 2-4 weeks in Ljubljana, during which time they give lectures, interact with Slovene students, and
collaborate with Slovene faculty colleagues in their field of specialization. Up to 2 members of the UW community participate each year.

Researchers with short-term fellowships spend one to two months investigating specific collection items that are essential to their scholarship.
These fellowship opportunities are open to scholars at the ABD stage and beyond.

The Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department at Washington University in St. Louis seeks to fill a two-year post-doctoral appointment to
begin in the 2024-2025 academic year in the area of feminist and queer approaches to space and place. We are particularly interested in scholars
whose work intersects with one or more of the following: indigenous feminisms, feminist ecocriticism, migration and refugee studies, and
transnational studies.
The responsibilities of this appointment include teaching one course per semester, participating in the scholarly community, and pursuing an active
program of research. The second year of the appointment is contingent on a successful review following the first year.
The International Peace Scholarship Fund was established in 1949 to provide scholarships for international women students to pursue graduate
study in the U.S. or Canada. The scholarship is based upon demonstrated need; however, the award is not intended to cover all academic or
personal expenses. At the time of application, the applicant is required to indicate additional financial resources adequate to meet her estimated
expenses. Examples of additional resources are personal and family funds, tuition waivers, work scholarships, teaching assistantships, study grants
and other scholarships.
**Items in red have been added or updated since the previous digest

Funding & Research Fellowships

Deadline Name Amount

TBA
University of Oregon Library Fellowship: The LeGuin Feminist Science
$3,000Fiction Fellowship
(Jan 2025)

Covers full or
TBA
Off the Beaten Track Malta Summer Program Scholarship partial cost of
(Jan 2025)
program

TBA
University of Oregon Library Fellowship: The Tee A. Corrine Memorial
$3,000Travel Fellowship
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Just Transformations Postdoctoral Fellowship (Penn State)
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Clements Library Visiting Research Fellowships Varies
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Bonderman Fellowship $26,000
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Rising Scholar Postdoctoral Fellowship (University of Virginia)
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Boren Fellowships
(Jan 2025)
 TBA
Tulane University Bonquois Postdoctoral Fellow
(Jan 2025)

TBA
Schlesinger Library Dissertation Support Grants $3,000
(Jan 2025)

TBA Center for Pacific Northwest Studies (CPNWS) James W.

$1,000
(Jan 2025) Scott Fellowship

$18,000 tuition +
TBA
Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) 2023-24 Fellowship
$20,000 living
(Jan 2025)
stipend

$5,000 tuition +
TBA
Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Summer Fellowship
$2,500 living
(Jan 2025)
stipend

TBA
MOHAI Curator Fellowship $5,000 stipend
(Jan 2025)

TBA $42,000 (yr 1)

César Chávez Fellowship
(Feb 2025) $60,000 (yr 2)

TBA IMAN Dr. & Mrs. Amir-Hossein Naini Graduate

$5,000
(Feb 2025) Scholarship Fund

TBA UW Libraries BIPOC Research Community & Equity

$5,000
(Feb 2025) Fellow

TBA
Colorado State University Libraries Research Grant Up to $1,800
(Feb 2025)
 TBA Data Science for Social Good (DSSG)
(Feb 2025) Summer Program

TBA
Sarah Pettit Doctoral Fellowship in LGBT Studies
(Feb 2025)

TBA Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies Research Grants

$5,000
(Feb 2025) For Graduate Students

TBA
UW Humanities DataScience Summer Institute (HDSSI) Research Assistantship
(Feb 2025)

TBA
The Gay & Lesbian Review (The G&LR) Graduate Student Writers
$7,500
and Artists Grant
(Feb 2025)

TBA
Graduate School International Research Fellowships up to $8,400
(Feb 2025)

TBA
Rubenstein Library Grants & Fellowships (Duke University) $1,500
(Feb 2025)

round-trip ticket
TBA to India, visa cost,
Summer Student Fellowships For Digital Sonic And Visual Projects
lodging/board, &
(Mar 2025)
stipend

TBA
SHEAR DEI Fellowship $3,000
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Point Foundation BIPOC Scholarship Up to $1,500
(Mar 2025)
 TBA
ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Nancy C.M. Harstock Endowed Graduate Student Award $1,000
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Peter Mack and Jamie Mayerfeld Endowed Fund for Human Up
Rights
to $10,000
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Abe Osheroff and Gunnel Clark Endowed Human Rights FundUp to $4,300
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Dr. Lisa Sable Brown Endowed Fund for Human Rights Up to $10,000
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Award Up to $60,000
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Laura Bassi Scholarship
(Mar 2025)

TBA
Davis-Putter Scholarship
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Institutional Courage Research Grant Up to $10,000
(Apr 2025)

TBA $3,000 tuition

LA Review of Books Publishing Workshop
(Apr 2025) cost
 TBA
Dennis Lang Disability Studies Award $200-$500
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Simpson Center Spring Funding: Graduate Research Clusters $1,000
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Harlan Hahn Endowment Fund in Disability Studies $500-$5,000
(Apr 2025)

TBA
The African Studies Ottenberg-Winans Fellowship Fund $250-$750
(Apr 2025)

TBA
2024-25 UW Student Regent Tuition Waiver
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Jewish Studies Graduate Fellowship Up to $4,000
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Sinegal UW Graduate and Professional Fellowship
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Resilience and Compassion Seed Grant $500-$5000
(Apr 2025)

TBA
Signs Journal: Catharine Stimpson Prize $1,000
(May 2025)

TBA
NWSA Women of Color Caucus-Frontiers Student Essay Award $500
(May 2025)
 TBA
NWSA Trans/Gender-Variant Caucus Award $200
(May 2025)

TBA
NWSA Graduate Scholarship $1,000
(May 2025)

TBA
NWSA Lesbian Caucus Award $500
(May 2025)

TBA
NWSA Women's Centers Committee Awards (Multiple Categories)
(May 2025)

TBA
Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies Scholarships $5,000-$10,000
(May 2025)

TBA
Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant $15,000-$50,000
(May 2025)

TBA
Cokie Roberts Fellowship for Research in Women’s History Up to $12,500
(May 2025)

TBA
Washington State Labor Research Grant Up to $15,000
(May 2025)

$5,000 stipend +
TBA $3,500 for project
Humanities Washington Public Humanities Fellow expenses
(June 2025)
Funding & Research Fellowships
Details
This award supports travel for the purpose of research on, and work with, the papers of feminist science fiction authors housed in
SCUA. These short-term research fellowships are open to undergraduates, master’s and doctoral students, postdoctoral scholars,
college and university faculty at every rank, and independent scholars working in feminist science fiction.

This scholarship is for budding researchers with aspirations towards the challenges of applied research. We offer a unique learning
opportunity in a multidisciplinary research project on the isle of Gozo, Malta. Together with the University of Leuven, Expeditions
offers full and partial scholarships for the 2023 Off the Beaten Track Summer Program. These bursaries are granted on a competitive
basis, based on a research proposal. The scholarship covers all, or part of, the program fee. Please note that transport is not included
in
Thethe program
Tee fee, Memorial
A. Corinne while boarding
Travel(housing & meals),
Fellowship tuition
encourages and all administrative
research costslesbian
within the Oregon are. intentional communities collections,
the Tee A. Corinne Papers, the Eugene Lesbian Oral History Project Collection, and other collections relating to lesbian sexualityThis
award supports travel for the purpose of research on these papers and records housed in SCUA. These short-term research fellowships
are open to undergraduates, master’s and doctoral students, postdoctoral scholars, college and university faculty at every rank, and
independent
The JT Mellonscholars working
grant allows the in lesbian sexuality.
University to expand existing programs and develop new initiatives focused on Black studies, racial
justice, and diversifying academic communities and pipelines. The College of the Liberal Arts (https://la.psu.edu/) seeks applications
from scholars who wish to advance their research or expand their digital and public-facing scholarship. These are one-year, term
appointments from the date of hire. We seek applicants who have a deep and demonstrated commitment to diversity in the academy
whose research
The William also focuses
L. Clements on at
Library thethe
consequences
University ofofMichigan
racial inequities, barriers
holds a rich arrayto
ofracial equality,
primary and
sources ondemocratic socialhistory
early American change and
and
culture from the 15th century into the early 20th century, including books, manuscripts, pamphlets, maps, prints, newspapers,
photographs, ephemera and more. We proudly offer fellowships to help scholars access our collections for research.

Each year a handful of lucky University of Washington students get to make those decisions as they embark on the adventure of a
lifetime with the support of a Bonderman Fellowship. The 2023-24 application is opening on Monday, November 20 and you may be
eligible to apply for this $26,000 fellowship that supports independent exploration and travel abroad. Bonderman Fellows undertake
international travel on their own for eight months, to six to nine countries in two or more major regions of the world. Through solo
travel fellows focus
In conjunction on exploration
with the and Postdoctoral
Rising Scholars discovery, learning aboutProgram
Fellowship the world and themselves
sponsored in it. EachSchool
by the Graduate fellowship
of Artscarries a $26,000
and Sciences and
the Mellon Foundation, the UVA Department of Women, Gender and Sexuality welcomes applications for a two-year Postdoctoral
Fellowship in race, justice, and equity. While we are open to all applicants who study gender and sexuality in the context of race,
justice and equity, we are especially interested in scholars of Black and Indigenous Studies, particularly those who also work in Trans
Studies and/or usefund
Boren Fellowships approaches
researchofand
comparative racialization
language study (e.g.,
proposals byAfro-Asia, Latinx-Indigenous
U.S. graduate relations).
students in world regionsScholars who
critical to received
U.S. (or will
interests.
We invite applicants whose research is intersectional and engages with priority interest areas of our Institute, including women and
politics, feminist social and political movements, gender-based violence, and/or sexual and reproductive health and rights. A research
focus on 20th century women’s history in the Gulf South is preferred though not required. The fellow will conduct academic research,
present their work at a public lecture, have regular mentoring meetings with the Newcomb Institute Director of Research, network
with the Newcomb
The Arthur Institutes’
and Elizabeth archivists,
Schlesinger and on
Library jointhe
theHistory
interdisciplinary
of Womenintellectual
in America community at the Newcomb
invites predoctoral Institute
scholars whose and Tulane
dissertation
research requires use of the library's collections to apply for research support. Applicants must have advanced to candidacy in a
doctoral program in a relevant field and have an approved dissertation topic. Priority will be given to those whose projects require use
of materials available only at the Schlesinger Library. The awards may be used to cover travel and living expenses, photocopies or
other reproductions,
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of the late Dr. James W. Scott, a founder and first Director of the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, and a noted scholar of the
Pacific Northwest region. Up to $1000 funding is offered to support significant research using archival holdings at WWU’s Center for
Pacific Northwestsupport
FLAS Fellowships Studies undergraduate,
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in acquiring modern foreign languages and area or
international studies competencies. Students from all programs and departments are encouraged to apply.

FLAS Fellowships support undergraduate, graduate and professional students in acquiring modern foreign languages and area or
international studies competencies. Students from all programs and departments are encouraged to apply.

The Curator’s Fellow will conduct research in MOHAI’s collections and prepare a public presentation offering new insights on MOHAI
materials and Puget Sound area history. This work will take place over six months, including up to 20 hours of research in the
collections. A portion of on-site research hours may be accommodated during evenings and weekends. The Fellow will receive a
stipend of $5,000. MOHAI prioritizes research that includes stories of historically marginalized or excluded communities, particularly
Black,
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research addresses researchers
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culture. The Chávez Fellows are part of the Provost's Fellowship Program, a multidisciplinary cohort of approximately ten predoctoral
and postdoctoral scholars who share a commitment to increasing diversity in their disciplines. Fellows participate together in
mentoring and professional development programming, including guidance in preparing for faculty careers. We invite applications for
aIMAN
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to announce fellowship.
the creation of the Dr. and Mrs. Amir-Hossein Naini Graduate School Scholarship Fund, a one-time
graduate scholarship award of up to $5000 to a qualified student attending an accredited institution of higher learning in the United
States. Only those who are a U.S. citizen, have permanent legal resident status in the United States or have a valid student visa to
attend graduate school in the United States may apply. This Scholarship fund, like its namesakes, exists to assist those who are seeking
aUWgraduate degree
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communicate their research through physical artifacts like posters or artwork. Fellows will exhibit their work in the Research
Commons, participate in an interview for a blog post, and receive a $500 fellowship award. The opportunity is open to all UW
graduate students of color, spanning Winter 2024 to Spring 2024 with an expected commitment of 9-16 hours.
In recognition of the legacy of CSU graduate June Friedman, the CSU Libraries provides grants to researchers whose work would
benefit from access to the Friedman Feminist Press Collection and are intended to help offset travel and research expenses. The grants
support projects with a focus on women and/or gender including historical research and documentation projects resulting in
dissertations, publications, exhibitions, educational initiatives, documentary films, or other multi-media works.
A 10-week summer program that brings together students, stakeholders, and data and domain researchers to work on focused,
collaborative projects for societal benefit. Up to 16 UW DSSG Student Fellows are selected annually.

Yale LGBT Studies invites applications for the 2024 Sarah Pettit Doctoral Fellowship Workshop, a biennial dissertation-writing
workshop from April 29 to May 3, 2024, focusing on interdisciplinary scholarship in queer and trans studies. Eligible applicants, in ABD
status, can attend the three-day intensive workshop, receive faculty feedback, and stay for two additional writing days in New Haven.
Selected fellows will get stipends, travel funding, and room and board.
The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies currently seeks applications from University of Washington graduate students for grants of
up to $5,000 for research about work, workers, and workers’ organizations. Applicants must explain the significance of their proposed
research to the interdisciplinary field of labor studies. Proposals must indicate how the research is likely to generate important new
information, interpretations, scholarly resources, and contributions to the applicant's discipline and field. Research may focus on any
dimension of labor
We are inviting in the United
applications fromStates or abroad,
UW graduate including
students but not limited
to collaborate withto class relations,
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or staff member of work, project
on their research labor and to
serve as a mentor and project manager for a small team of 2-3 undergraduate students who will also be working on the project. The
topic of the research projects will be determined by the faculty/staff supervisor for the research group. Projects will answer a clearly
defined research question drawn from humanities scholarship, involve data-intensive analysis, use an open source programming
language, and are
Students who include key findings
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school program a combination
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scholarship or the arts are eligible to apply. The grants will be awarded to scholars, writers, and/or artists to provide funding to write
one or more articles for The G&LR and to advance or complete a LGBTQ+ related writing and other creative project like a research
paper or thesis, book, podcast, video, script, novel, multimedia creation, art installation, and/or a variety of similar creative efforts.
For 2024-25 the Graduate School will award one-quarter fellowships to support international research abroad by UW graduate
students. These fellowships are available to fund research periods of one quarter (three full months) abroad during the 2024-25 year
(autumn 2024 through summer 2025). Students who have already received a Graduate School International Research Fellowship are
not eligible to apply.
The Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library provides travel grants of up to $1500 for researchers whose work would benefit from
in-person access to the library collection.

American Institute of Indian Studies (AIIS) invites applications for five two-month student fellowships for the summer of 2023 to carry
out original projects using the resources of the two AIIS research centers in India (Archives and Research Center for Ethnomusicology
(ARCE) and Center for Art and Archaeology (CA&A)) and resulting in the creation of a digital exhibition, digital curriculum, or other
creative products intended for varied audiences. The goal of this opportunity is to: foster the digital production and dissemination of
knowledge about India;
In order to further support
the Society forthe creationofand
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to foster of India;
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“thepromote digital and
rich complexity
enduring significance of the early American republic,” SHEAR will offer two research fellowships to scholars examining Latinx,
Indigenous, Asian American, Pacific Island, and/or African diasporic history from 1776 to 1861. We are now seeking applications from
interested scholars. These fellowships may be used for research travel and/or purchasing microfilm, books, or other research-related
materials. Fellows willBlack,
For LGBTQ-identified receive $3,000 at and
indigenous, the beginning of theenrolled
people of color fellowship for their research
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college,
year college/university, or graduate program.
The Leading Edge Fellowship program aims to demonstrate the potential of humanistic knowledge and methods to solve problems,
build capacity, and advance social justice and equity. The fellowships support recent PhDs in the humanities and interpretive social
sciences as they work with social justice organizations to advance justice and equity in communities across the United States.

This award recognizes the creative achievements of an emerging scholar doing work in the area of feminist theory. All current
graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences are eligible.

The Peter Mack and Jamie Mayerfeld Fund provides financial resources to benefit graduate students to study and/or conduct research
about human rights. In 2023, we anticipate having approximately $10,000 available to distribute; the entire amount may be issued in a
single award or split between multiple awardees. The number of awards and amounts will vary depending on the number and quality
of applications.
The Osheroff and Clark Fund provides financial resources for undergraduate and graduate students to support human rights projects
that promote social change through direct action. All hands-on human rights projects aiming to achieve real-world impact -- in other
words, to improve human rights--are eligible, whether the work is to be carried out in the United States or elsewhere in the world. In
keeping with Abe’s and Gunnel’s belief that accountability begins at home, priority will be given to projects that speak to the particular
roles and
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conduct research
about human rights. Priority will be given to graduate student research that identifies acts of oppression of an individual’s human
rights and advocates abolishing such practices that may be viewed as a form of “slavery.”

The Fulbright-Hays is an excellent funding opportunity for those Ph.D. students pursuing work in area studies in selected regions of the
world, who must do research abroad using a foreign language, and who have the requisite backgrounds/skills to carry out their
project. In fact, it is one of the best funding opportunities available to such students. UW has an internal application deadline of 9 a.m.
(Pacific) on Friday, March 22, 2024. Students cannot apply for this opportunity on their own—all applications are forwarded as a single
submission
established from
in 2018thewith
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of providing Department
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whose as we
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focuses
neglected topics of study, broadly construed. All currently enrolled master’s and doctoral candidates are eligible to apply, as are
academics in the first five years of full-time employment. Applicants are required to submit a completed application form along with
their CV through the application portal by the relevant deadline.
The Davis-Putter Scholarship Fund provides financial support for students who are active and emerging organizers in progressive
movements for liberation, self-determination and social and economic justice in their communities. Grantees are doing work that
does/can potentially undermine the US empire, characterized by an opposition to capitalism, racism/white supremacy, hetero
patriarchy and gender-based violence, environmental exploitation and/or other forms of systemic harm and oppression.
The goal of this grant program is to fund research on institutional courage and institutional betrayal, with a particular interest in
funding previously unstudied institutions and/or marginalized populations. Applicants must be either graduate students or doctoral-
level researchers affiliated with an accredited higher educational institution. Graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and early-career
researchers/faculty are especially encouraged to apply.
The Simpson Center is accepting application for the 2024 LARB workshop, which will be held online June 24-26. The full tuition cost
($3000) will be covered for at least two UW doctoral students accepted into the program. Please contact Rachel Arteaga
([email protected]) for further questions.
This award honors Dennis Lang, a co-founder of the UW Disability Studies Program, for his dedication and service in the creation and
growth of the UW Disability Studies community and program. This award is a merit-based monetary award for UW undergraduate or
graduate students who embody Dennis' spirited commitment to and academic excellence in the field of Disability Studies. Award
amounts range from $200-500 depending on the fund's performance and the number of individuals selected to receive the award.
Graduate Research Clusters foster cross-disciplinary collaboration and inquiry among graduate students. These groups may take many
forms: cross-departmental reading groups, writing collectives, public humanities research and programming, and more.

Current students, faculty, and staff from all three University of Washington campuses are invited to submit a grant proposal.
Applications must describe research, writing, or activist projects that are framed within, aligned with, or informed by the academic
field of Disability Studies. The number and amount of the grants awarded depends on the quality of the individual projects and the
overall number of eligible proposals received.
Eligible students may be enrolled in any undergraduate, graduate or professional school at the University of Washington. For UW
students traveling to Africa, the fellowship can be used to support travel and related expenses, living expenses, and research
materials. For African students visiting or studying at UW, funds can be used to support same expenses as well as costs related to
attending the UW.
The UW Student Regent, chosen from nominations by student leaders across campuses, represents students' perspectives to the
Board of Regents in decision-making processes. This role involves planning committee agendas, convening student leaders, presenting
student-focused items to the Board, and maintaining a considerable time commitment. Applicants must be full-time UW students in
good standing, available for service from July 2024 to June 2025, and willing to forgo candidacy in other student government elections
if
Theselected
Jewishas a finalist
Studies for thefellowship
graduate position. offers annual grants of $4,000 to advanced graduate students in any discipline working on
research projects related to Jewish studies. Fellows participate in workshops on public scholarship and Jewish studies topics, and
present their work publicly through an in-person research presentation and an online article for our website.

The Sinegal UW Graduate and Professional Fellowship was established in honor of Jim Sinegal and his commitment to educational
access and equity. The Sinegal Fellowship provides support for Costco Scholars who graduated from either the University of
Washington or Seattle University and who are pursuing an advanced degree at the UW. The Sinegal Fellowship is a 2-year award with
a stipend of $10,000 each year ($20,000 total plus tuition coverage if the awardee is in a state-based program).
The Resilience Lab and Campus Sustainability Fund are in their 6th year of partnership to promote resilience, compassion,
sustainability, and community at the UW. Seed grants provide financial and institutional support to students, staff, and instructors to
help them hone skills, create impactful projects or applied research, and develop as leaders.

The 2025 Catharine Stimpson Prize for Outstanding Feminist Scholarship, hosted by the University of Chicago Press and Signs: Journal
of Women in Culture and Society, celebrates emerging feminist scholars globally. This biennial competition awards $1,000 and
publication in Signs to the best paper selected by leading feminist scholars. Eligible scholars, including current graduate students, are
invited to submit papers under 10,000 words adhering to Signs' guidelines.
The purpose of this award is to discover, encourage, and promote the intellectual development of emerging scholars who engage in
critical theoretical discussions and/or analyses about feminist/womanist issues concerning women and girls of color in the United
States and diasporas. One (1) annual $500 award is available for a woman of color who is a current graduate student and member of
NWSA. The prize-winning essay will automatically be considered for publication in Frontiers.
The purpose of this award is to recognize and support the work of scholars working in the emergent field of Trans Studies, broadly
conceived. This $200 prize will be awarded to any caucus member whose paper was accepted for the 2024 annual conference and
demonstrates potential to advance the field of trans studies.

NWSA will award $1,000 to a student who, in the fall of the year of the award, will be engaged in the research or writing stages of a
Master's Thesis or Ph.D. Dissertation in the interdisciplinary field of women's studies. The research project must enhance the NWSA
mission. This opportunity is open to current NWSA individual members.

The purpose of the annual NWSA Lesbian Caucus Award is to provide a $500 research award in recognition of a Master’s Thesis or
Doctoral Dissertation project in areas of Lesbian, Queer, and LGBT Studies that resonates with the mission of NWSA. The field of the
degree is open, but the work should focus on lesbian (defined broadly) lives, identities, or realities and make a contribution to the
fields of lesbian and sexuality studies.
Each year, NWSA in coordination with the NWSA Women's Center Committee gives multiple awards to deserving people working in
women's and gender equity centers. All nominees must be current members of NWSA.

We have seven scholarships and fellowships that are open to undergraduate and graduate students, with funding that ranges from
$5,000 to $10,000 depending on the award. On top of that, students only need to fill out ONE online application to apply for all of our
awards! We will do the work on our end to determine which awards you qualify for.

Supports emerging and established writers who write about contemporary visual art. In three categories—articles, books, and short-
form writing—the grants support projects addressing both general and specialized art audiences, from short reviews for magazines
and newspapers to in-depth scholarly studies. The program also supports art writing that engages criticism through interdisciplinary
methods and experiments with literary styles. As long as a writer meets the eligibility and publishing requirements, they can apply.
This fellowship supports emerging and established historians, journalists, authors, or graduate students who perform and publish new
research for the general public to elevate women’s history using the records held by the National Archives.

Each year, the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies seeks proposals for policy-oriented research on aspects of labor directly relevant
to policymakers in Washington State. All University of Washington faculty, full-time and lecturer, and UW graduate students
sponsored by a faculty member are eligible to apply.

The Public Humanities Fellows program is designed for early-career humanists based in Washington who are seeking to develop their
program management and public humanities skills. * Projects that are unique, innovative, and center audiences underserved by the
humanities are especially encouraged. Projects may take a variety of forms, but examples include: public presentations, online
exhibits, podcasts, discussion groups, video series, place-based programming, digital publications, and many more.