New England Humanities Consortium Community Collaborative Grants
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New England Humanities Consortium Community Collaborative Grants support faculty and community partners in shared humanities projects to connect consortium institutions with regional and local organizations.
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Funder: Brown University
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
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Summary: Supports collaborative humanities projects connecting NEHC member-institution faculty with regional or local community and public-sector partners outside the consortium.
Key Information: Projects must pair NEHC faculty with colleagues at eligible non-member community or public institutions.
Description
The New England Humanities Consortium (NEHC) Community Collaborative Grants support humanities projects that connect faculty colleagues at consortium member institutions with colleagues working in regional or local organizations outside the consortium. Offered through Brown University’s Cogut Institute for the Humanities and NEHC, the program emphasizes partnerships with community colleges, public universities, public humanities organizations, and public cultural institutions.
The grants are part of the Cogut Institute’s funding opportunities promoting humanities research, programming, and collaborative projects. Their focus is collaboration across member and non-member institutions, bringing faculty and community colleagues together around shared humanities work. This community-partnership emphasis distinguishes the program within the institute’s broader humanities funding portfolio.
