Brown Family Collection Fellowship supports graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in residential research using family collections to study African American and Indigenous histories and culture.
The Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship supports scholars’ residential research and writing using American Antiquarian Society collections to advance scholarship on American history and culture.
The John Carter Brown Research Fellowship for Indigenous Communities supports Indigenous-led research using the JCB Library’s Early American history and culture collections, offering both remote and residential access.
Short-term Fellowship supports researchers through the John Carter Brown Library, funding residential and remote scholarship to examine the colonial Americas and African, European, and Native American engagements.
Hearst Foundations Fellowship supports artists and writers in residential historical research to create imaginative works about pre-twentieth-century American history, literature, and culture for the public.
American Historical Print Collectors Society Fellowship supports scholars studying early American prints or using them as primary sources to explore eighteenth- and nineteenth-century history.