Martin Burr Grants support researchers, including under-represented groups, through research and public engagement activities that bring linguistic history to wider audiences and explore overlooked areas.
Martin Burr Travel Bursary supports postgraduates, early career scholars and other deserving candidates with travel costs to attend and present papers at the Henry Sweet Society’s annual Colloquium.
Minor Grants from The Bibliographical Society support scholars with immediate research costs, including travel and reproductions, to advance understanding of books and manuscripts as historical evidence.
The NSF Linguistics Program supports basic research on human language including syntax, semantics, morphology, phonetics, and more, but doesn't fund clinical or applied research.
Language Learning Early Career Research Grant Program supports early-career researchers’ language-science studies to advance understanding of language learning and lay groundwork for larger funded projects.
Research Grants - International Society for the History of Rhetoric support scholars studying rhetoric across periods and languages to advance understanding of its theory, practice, and cultural relationships.