FEL Grants
FEL grants fund community-based projects that promote, revitalize, and preserve endangered languages through practical research and local engagement.
Funder: Foundation for Endangered Languages
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to US$1,000 per project; smaller requests are more likely to be funded; typical project duration up to 12 months.
Summary: Annual grants for projects promoting, revitalizing, or preserving endangered languages, with priority for community-based and revitalization efforts.
Key Information: FEL membership valid through end of 2026 is required before applying.
Description
The Foundation for Endangered Languages (FEL) offers annual grants to support projects that promote the use, revitalization, and preservation of endangered languages worldwide. These grants are intended to raise awareness and foster practical, community-based efforts to sustain linguistic heritage. Priority is given to projects directly focused on language revitalization or supporting the use of endangered languages within their communities. FEL aims to empower local initiatives that contribute to the survival and flourishing of endangered languages.
