The Curran Fellowships support scholars' primary-source research on British magazines, newspapers, and serials of the long nineteenth century to deepen understanding of the periodical press.
Applicants are now instructed to include the budget breakdown within the narrative proposal, rather than simply providing it as an application component.
The Research Society for Victorian Periodicals’ Travel Grants help scholars travel to its annual conference to present their work and promote the dissemination of periodical research.
RSVP Microgrants support researchers exploring nineteenth-century periodicals of Britain and its empire, funding archive access, research materials, and training to develop original research.
Patrick Leary Resource Development Grant supports scholars and research teams creating freely accessible resources to advance research on British newspapers and periodicals from circa 1780–1914.
The Linda H. Peterson Fellowship supports one scholar’s primary-source research on Britain’s newspaper and periodical press, advancing study of its forms and circulation during the long nineteenth century.
Joyce Tracy Fellowship supports researchers studying newspapers and magazines or using them as primary sources, funding residential research and writing at AAS to investigate historical subjects.