Advanced Torah Fellowship supports emerging scholar-leaders in researching, preparing, and publishing papers or books that advance significant Torah scholarship and connect it to current social and cultural issues.
Fellowship Grants support individuals pursuing independent post-doctoral scholarly, literary, and art projects to advance the understanding, preservation, or transmission of Jewish culture.
Institute for Advanced Research Fellowships support advanced-, mid-, and early-career scholars conducting research in the collections of the Center for Jewish History's member partners.
Annual Fellowships support scholars’ residential research and writing on the Holocaust and related topics, using Museum collections to advance historical insight and develop a new generation of Holocaust scholars.
Ephraim Urbach Grants support early-career Jewish studies scholars in publishing their first book and pursuing further research, helping them move from doctoral work into scholarly careers.
Kagan Fellowship in Advanced Shoah Studies supports doctoral and postdoctoral researchers worldwide with research, writing, and archival travel to advance knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust.