ELF-UNESCO Traineeship supports Indigenous and Aboriginal individuals through practical work with UNESCO’s Education team to deepen their experience and contribute to education and language preservation.
Applications for the ELF-UNESCO Traineeship are now closed; the funder previously listed them as open.
Sharing Language Diversity Fellowship supports Ph.D. researchers documenting Indigenous languages and archiving linguistic data, advancing doctoral work aligned with endangered language preservation.
The UN/DESA Fellowships provide non-degree, tailored training for professionals to build skills and knowledge relevant to their country's economic and social development.
Program for Specialists in Cultural and Academic Fields supports researchers and cultural professionals with practical Japanese-language training to help them carry out research and professional work.
FEL grants fund community-based projects that promote, revitalize, and preserve endangered languages through practical research and local engagement.
Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (Arabic or Hebrew) supports Israeli educators in U.S. language teaching, coursework, and cultural exchange to build skills and mutual understanding.