Teagle Foundation's Knowledge for Freedom grant funds summer humanities programs for underserved high school students, fostering academic growth, civic engagement, and college readiness.
The Free Society Grants from the Institute for Humane Studies fund faculty-led undergraduate programs that foster deep engagement with the liberal tradition through mentorship, reading, and discussion.
Cornerstone: Learning for Living from the Teagle Foundation funds faculty-led curricular reform to place transformative humanities texts at the heart of general education.
Individual Freedom & Free Markets supports researchers, educators, and civil society ventures through research, education, and outreach advancing classical liberal ideas, freedom, and human flourishing.
The William T. Grant Scholars Program supports early-career researchers conducting innovative studies to reduce youth inequality or advance research evidence use, with structured mentoring over five years.
Career Enhancement Fellowship supports junior faculty research in the humanities and humanistic social sciences to broaden campus perspectives, advance new scholarly voices, and support tenure progress.