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    Caribbean Initiative Grants for 2026–27

    Caribbean Initiative Grants for 2026–27 support researchers and program organizers in Caribbean-centered work that crosses boundaries and advances CLACS’s thematic priorities.

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    Check that your Caribbean-focused project aligns with Climate and Conservation, Arts and Cultures, or Politics and Peripheries—the page now explicitly lists thematic alignment as an eligibility requirement. The application deadline remains November 1, 2026, with support through June 2027.

    Funder: Brown University

    Due Dates: November 1, 2026 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Support for research and programming through June 2027

    Summary: Supports Caribbean-centered research and programming aligned with CLACS’s thematic priorities, emphasizing work that crosses geographic, cultural, linguistic, or historical boundaries.

    Key Information: Projects must align with CLACS’s 2025–27 themes: Climate and Conservation, Arts and Cultures, or Politics and Peripheries.


    Description

    Brown University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) administers the Caribbean Initiative Grants for 2026–27 to support research and programming centered on the Caribbean through June 2027. The initiative forms part of the center’s opportunities promoting interdisciplinary research, programming, and collaborative projects.

    The grants give particular attention to projects that extend beyond a single island or territory, a single cultural or linguistic context, or a single historical period. Supported work must align with the center’s broader 2025–27 themes: Climate and Conservation, Arts and Cultures, and Politics and Peripheries.


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