The CRASSH Global South Fellowship funds interdisciplinary research on the legacies of enslavement for mid-career scholars to collaborate and present at Cambridge.
Visiting Fellowships support scholars undertaking self-funded research stays at CRASSH, providing workspace, collections and interdisciplinary exchange to advance independent scholarship.
CRASSH Early Career Fellowships offer Cambridge scholars in arts, humanities, and social sciences a term of research leave and interdisciplinary collaboration to advance innovative research projects.
Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships support early career researchers at Cambridge’s CRASSH centres to produce significant publishable research and progress towards permanent academic positions.
Visiting Research Fellowships support scholars researching Commonwealth issues within the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, linking focused research with an interdisciplinary academic community.
This fellowship supports postdoctoral research on African and Indigenous slavery and dispossession, leveraging resources at Brown University's Simmons Center and John Carter Brown Library.