The At-Risk Scholars program supports threatened and displaced scholars with a safe haven and research resources at Duke University and the National Humanities Center to continue their work in safety.
The Gerda Henkel Foundation's Scholars at Risk program supports displaced and threatened humanities researchers to continue and rebuild their academic work outside their home countries.
NYU Scholars at Risk/Vivian G. Prins Global Scholars Fellowships support threatened scholars through temporary visits to NYU, recognizing their potential to contribute to their disciplines and communities.
Select Summer Residency Program supports humanities scholars through a four-week residency with research resources and interdisciplinary exchange to jump-start projects or advance existing work.
Residential Fellowships support scholars undertaking advanced humanities research at the National Humanities Center, providing time and a residential scholarly community to move work toward publication.
The Schomburg Center Scholars-in-Residence Program by the New York Public Library supports in-depth research on Africa and the African diaspora using the Center’s unique archival resources.