Research Grants - Jacobs Research Funds supports researchers studying Indigenous languages and cultures of the Americas to document new data and preserve endangered languages and cultural materials.
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.
The Indigenous Community Research Fund by the American Philosophical Society supports Indigenous-led, community-focused research using APS Library & Museum collections with collaborative guidance from CNAIR staff.
H. and T. King Grant for Archaeology of the Ancient Americas supports scholars' archaeological research to transform understanding of precolumbian indigenous cultures across Latin America.
This grant funds equity-driven nonprofits in southwest Washington to build capacity and advance systemic change, prioritizing organizations led by and serving Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.
The Sharing Language Diversity Fellowship from the Endangered Language Fund supports Ph.D. students documenting and archiving Indigenous languages in collaboration with communities.