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.
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.
Conference Subventions support conference organizers in reducing student attendance fees for bibliographical conferences, helping students participate in events focused on books as historical evidence.
Martin Burr Travel Bursary supports postgraduates, early career scholars and other deserving candidates with travel costs to attend and present papers at the Henry Sweet Society’s annual Colloquium.
Postgraduate/Early Career Conference Attendance Grant supports postgraduate and early career scholars with travel or conference fees to attend research-relevant events or present invited papers.