CSREA at Brown University funds graduate research on race, ethnicity, and indigeneity in the U.S., the Americas, or transnational contexts, supporting scholarship that advances understanding of racial and ethnic issues.
Visiting Faculty Fellowship supports faculty research on race, ethnicity, and indigeneity at Brown University, fostering interdisciplinary exchange and public understanding of inequality and well-being.
Brown University's CSREA Artistic Practitioner Fellowship supports creative work critically engaging with race, ethnicity, or indigeneity in the U.S. and the Americas through a virtual, semester-long program.
Bucknell University’s CSREG grants support faculty research, curriculum development, and events advancing scholarship on race, ethnicity, gender, and intersecting identities.
Brown University’s Undergraduate Research Awards support undergraduates’ travel for thesis research and participation in conferences related to their research interests, advancing their research pursuits.
The Grad Student Research Awards from the American Ethnological Society fund early-stage PhD students for exploratory ethnographic or documentary research in anthropology.