The Frances “Frank” Rollin Fellowship supports biographers developing book-length accounts of African American lives that deepen understanding of the Black experience and race relations in American history.
Fellowship in Anthropology and Black Experiences supports scholars' writing rooted in global Black experiences to advance anthropological knowledge and bring underrepresented perspectives into debates.
Frances C. Allen Fellowship supports Native American and Native Hawaiian women scholars in intensive, in-person research using Newberry Library collections to advance projects that depend on these sources.
The Robert and Ina Caro Travel / Research Fellowship supports biographers’ travel to archives and significant places to deepen research and illuminate their subjects’ lives and character.
The Clio Fellowship for Archival Research supports biographers with travel to archival collections and related research costs to access primary documents essential to book-length biographies.
Brown Family Collection Fellowship supports graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in residential research using family collections to study African American and Indigenous histories and culture.