ASLH Early Career Global Legal History Research Fellowships support early-career scholars’ dissertations, monographs, and research on non-U.S. legal history to contribute new knowledge about law.
Cromwell Fellowships support early-career scholars researching and writing dissertations, first monographs, and other American legal history projects to contribute new knowledge about law.
Projects and Proposals Funding supports groups of scholars and students pursuing collective legal history initiatives to advance scholarship, teaching, scholarly exchange, and public engagement.
The Raoul Berger-Mark DeWolfe Howe Legal History Fellowship supports an emerging legal historian’s major writing project and participation in Harvard Law School’s Legal History Workshop.
ACLS Fellowships support individual scholars’ research and writing in the humanities and interpretive social sciences to produce major scholarly work and advance their fields.
The Lapidus Fellowship from the Omohundro Institute funds a month-long residency for research using rare early American legal texts at William & Mary’s Wolf Law Library.