Collaborative Humanities Labs supports researchers in shared, cross-disciplinary projects that combine distinct methods to address important and emerging issues and produce new or integrative knowledge.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Support for three-year projects
Summary: Collaborative Humanities Labs support cross-disciplinary research on important and emerging issues to produce new or integrative knowledge.
Key Information: Projects should combine distinct disciplinary methods in a shared research inquiry.
Collaborative Humanities Labs is run by Brown University’s Cogut Institute for the Humanities. The program supports three-year projects intended to catalyze cross-disciplinary research on important and emerging issues. It focuses on questions that benefit from combining distinct disciplinary methods, with the goal of producing new or integrative knowledge.
The labs emphasize collaborative inquiry: approaches from different disciplines contribute to a shared research project rather than treating disciplinary perspectives separately. The program is part of the Cogut Institute’s broader funding opportunities supporting humanities research, programming, and collaborative projects.