Jordan Schnitzer First Book Publication Awards (2nd Cycle) support scholars with author-incurred publication costs for first books of scholarly significance to Jewish Studies, helping bring them into print.
The Cashmere Subvention Award from the Association for Jewish Studies funds publication of original research at the intersection of Jewish, Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies.
The Women’s Caucus Prize for Innovative Scholarship in Gender and Jewish Studies honors original research advancing Jewish feminist, gender, and sexuality studies, awarded by the Association for Jewish Studies.
The AJS Dissertation Completion Fellowship Competition supports advanced doctoral students in Jewish Studies as they complete and defend their dissertations, with funding and professional resources from the Association for Jewish Studies.
Louis Janus Book Subvention Award supports publishers with production costs for Nordic studies research monographs and English translations of scholarship and literature, encouraging their publication.
Helen Tartar First Book Subvention Award supports first-time scholarly book authors with publication subventions paid to presses, helping bring work in comparative literature and related areas into print.