U.S. Copyright Office: Abraham L. Kaminstein Scholar in Residence Program supports academics in copyright law and policy research and projects to connect academic inquiry with the Copyright Office’s work.
U.S. Copyright Office: Barbara A. Ringer Copyright Honors Program supports early-career law clerks and attorneys in copyright legal and policy fellowships to advance public service and professional development.
The Law Library Scholar-in-Residence program enables legal researchers to pursue advanced projects using the Library of Congress's extensive legal resources.
Kluge Fellowship Program supports humanities, social science, and professional-field scholars in residential research using Library of Congress collections to advance knowledge and explore contemporary challenges.
The Library of Congress Article One Fellowship funds post-doctoral research on Congress’s role in the U.S. federal system, supported by the John W. Kluge Center.
ABF Visiting Scholar Program supports national and international scholars through temporary research residencies to pursue sociolegal scholarship within the foundation’s intellectual community.