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.
2026 Community Collaborative Grants support scholars and New England community partners in co-created humanities projects that advance humanities work and build equitable, lasting relationships.
Request For Proposals – 2026 Seed Grant supports faculty and staff humanities research and programming that strengthen collaboration across New England Humanities Consortium institutions and their communities.
Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars supports Brown faculty pairs in developing innovative, team-taught graduate courses that bring collaborative teaching into the humanities certificate curriculum.
Collaborative Humanities Labs supports researchers in shared, cross-disciplinary projects that combine distinct methods to address important and emerging issues and produce new or integrative knowledge.
Connecticut Humanities' Project Grants fund public humanities projects in Connecticut that deepen understanding of history, culture, and values through inclusive, community-focused programming.