The AJS Scholars of Color Fellowship by the Association for Jewish Studies supports and mentors scholars of color advancing research in Jewish Studies through cohort networking and professional development.
Funder: Association for Jewish Studies
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Full application deadline for AJS Scholars of Color Fellowship)
Funding Amounts: Covers AJS membership fees and conference registration for fellows; no direct cash stipend.
Summary: Supports and mentors underrepresented scholars of color in Jewish Studies through cohort networking, mentorship, and professional development.
The AJS Scholars of Color Fellowship is an annual program by the Association for Jewish Studies designed to support and mentor scholars of color who have contributed or plan to contribute to Jewish Studies. The fellowship aims to address underrepresentation by focusing on racialized scholars with lived experiences as people of color. Fellows are paired with experienced mentors, participate in a supportive cohort, and benefit from professional development and networking opportunities. The program includes a series of virtual sessions and requires attendance at the AJS annual conference, with membership and conference registration fees covered.