Caribbean Initiative Grants for 2026–27 support researchers and program organizers in Caribbean-centered work that crosses boundaries and advances CLACS’s thematic priorities.
La(s) Frontera(s) Initiative Grants for 2026–27 support researchers and programmers studying borders in Latin America and the Caribbean to foster dialogue on their influence on identities and political life.
Amazon Initiative Grants for 2026–27 support researchers and program organizers working on the Amazon River region to advance CLACS priorities in climate, conservation, arts, cultures, and politics.
Interdisciplinary Faculty Seed Grants support Brown faculty’s transnational, interdisciplinary research to understand intersecting dimensions of difference, including gender, class, race, and religion.
Craig M. Cogut Visiting Professorship in Latin American and Caribbean Studies supports scholars from the region in research, teaching, and student engagement to enrich Brown’s intellectual life.