Fellowship Grants support individuals pursuing independent post-doctoral scholarly, literary, and art projects to advance the understanding, preservation, or transmission of Jewish culture.
Advanced Torah Fellowship supports emerging scholar-leaders in researching, preparing, and publishing papers or books that advance significant Torah scholarship and connect it to current social and cultural issues.
Ephraim Urbach Grants support early-career Jewish studies scholars in publishing their first book and pursuing further research, helping them move from doctoral work into scholarly careers.
Career Development Award - Leo Baeck Institute supports early-career scholars and professionals with research and project costs to explore the history and culture of Jewish experience in German-speaking lands.
Annual Fellowships support scholars’ residential research and writing on the Holocaust and related topics, using Museum collections to advance historical insight and develop a new generation of Holocaust scholars.
Research Grants - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum supports Holocaust scholars’ travel and archival research at the Shapell Center to advance original projects and broaden access to its collections.