The J. M. Stuart Graduate Fellowship at the John Carter Brown Library supports Brown Ph.D. students researching early American history through immersive access and collaborative library projects.
Short-term Fellowship supports predoctoral, postdoctoral, and independent researchers in residential or remote research to examine colonial American history in global and comparative contexts.
The John Carter Brown Research Fellowship for Indigenous Communities supports Indigenous-led research using the JCB Library’s Early American history and culture collections, offering both remote and residential access.
Long-term Fellowship supports researchers in sustained residential study at the John Carter Brown Library, funding work with its primary-source collections to advance scholarship on the early Americas.
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.
Remote Fellowship Program supports scholars with remote research support and an intellectual community to pursue the history of the colonial Americas in global and comparative contexts.