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.
The AJS Dissertation Completion Fellowship Competition supports advanced doctoral students in Jewish Studies as they complete and defend their dissertations, with funding and professional resources from the Association for Jewish Studies.
This grant supports independent scholars and contingent faculty in Jewish Studies by funding research expenses like travel, archival access, and childcare to advance significant scholarly projects.
The Women’s Caucus Prize for Innovative Scholarship in Gender and Jewish Studies honors original research advancing Jewish feminist, gender, and sexuality studies, awarded by the Association for Jewish Studies.
The CASJE Applied Research Fellowship trains postdoctoral scholars in applied research to address key challenges in Jewish education and communal organizations through mentored projects and professional development.
Justin G. Schiller Fellowship supports doctoral candidates and postdoctoral scholars in residential research on American children's books to 1876 to explore their production, content, and historical context.