Hunt Fellowship in Public Writing supports anthropologists writing research-grounded nonfiction books for general readers to expand anthropology’s audiences and contribute to public understanding and debate.
Fellowship in Anthropology and Black Experiences supports scholars’ writing rooted in global Black experiences to advance anthropological knowledge and amplify underrepresented perspectives.
Wadsworth International Fellowship supports scholars from countries where anthropology is underrepresented, funding doctoral training abroad to deepen expertise and advance the field at home and globally.
Fejos Fellowship in Public Media supports early-career scholars completing films, audio works, and other media based on anthropological research to reach public audiences and advance anthropological knowledge.
Dissertation Fieldwork Grant supports doctoral researchers conducting dissertation or thesis research across anthropology to advance knowledge and deepen understanding of what it means to be human.
Support for Research Projects supports anthropology researchers worldwide, funding dissertation fieldwork, post-PhD and engaged research to advance knowledge, foster inclusivity, and amplify its impact.