Public Humanities Fellowships support writers, scholars, historians, and faculty in developing research and cultural work that helps Virginians understand their communities, their state, and its place in the world.
ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowships support faculty at historically Black colleges and universities with research time and resources to advance original humanities and interpretive social science scholarship.
K-12 Educator Fellowships support Virginia educators in creating inclusive humanities lessons and planning professional development to expand learning about historically excluded peoples.
Opportunity Grants from Virginia Humanities support cultural nonprofits in creating focused public humanities projects that bring ideas and histories to broad audiences through programming and resources.
Residential Fellowships support scholars undertaking advanced humanities research at the National Humanities Center, providing time and a residential scholarly community to move work toward publication.