Holocaust Education Grantmaking Program FY27 supports educators, faith leaders, and concerned individuals with museum-visit travel costs to learn about the Holocaust and genocide and educate others.
Conference Travel Grants support scholars presenting original Holocaust-related research, funding travel and conference participation to further the Broadening Academia Initiative’s support for scholarship.
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.
Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowships support early-career graduate students in mentored residencies using the Museum’s collections to test ideas and develop Holocaust research projects.
Inclusion & Belonging Grant Program FY27 supports organizations’ community engagement, student leadership, and events to broaden representation and make belonging visible in the Ozarks.
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.