ACLS Project Grants for HBCU Faculty support HBCU scholars developing research-grounded projects in the humanities, interpretive social sciences, and higher education to advance scholarship and teaching.
ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowships support faculty at historically Black colleges and universities with research time and resources to advance original humanities and interpretive social science scholarship.
ACLS Digital Justice Development Grants support teams advancing digital humanities projects beyond proof of concept to ethically engage the histories and interests of historically marginalized communities.
Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship supports doctoral students' early research, training, and collaborations to expand dissertation methods and formats in the humanities and interpretive social sciences.
The Luce/ACLS Early Career Fellowships in China Studies – Long-Term support recent PhDs in producing major research on China’s cultures, histories, and societies through extended full-time research leave.