Decolonising Design History Grant supports students and early-career researchers undertaking research and projects that challenge colonial ideologies and amplify marginalised voices in design history.
Accessible Design History Grant supports disabled researchers, students, and practitioners by funding access costs that remove barriers to design history research, events, and professional development.
Student and Precariously-Employed Speaker Bursaries for DHS Annual Conference fund students and precariously-employed speakers’ participation and travel to share design history research and foster collaboration.
Digital History Grants support graduate students and early-career scholars developing digital scholarship on migration history to advance research and teaching and make the subject more accessible.
Seventh Annual Grant Cycle: History in the Public Interest supports individuals and nonprofits undertaking public-facing historical inquiry to explore what history in the public interest means.
ACLS Digital Justice Development Grants support teams advancing digital humanities projects beyond proof of concept to ethically engage the histories and interests of historically marginalized communities.