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    2027–2028 PARC Fellowships for U.S. Scholars Conducting Research on Palestine

    2027–2028 PARC Fellowships for U.S. Scholars Conducting Research on Palestine support U.S. scholars’ individual and joint field research in Palestine, Israel, Jordan, or Lebanon to advance Palestinian Studies.

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    Funder: Palestinian American Research Center

    Due Dates: November 10, 2026 (Informational webinar) | January 18, 2027 (Application) | April 5, 2027 (Awards announced) | December 31, 2028 (Research completion)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 for field research lasting two months to one year

    Summary: Supports U.S. scholars’ individual and joint field research contributing to Palestinian Studies in Palestine, Israel, Jordan, or Lebanon.

    Key Information: Applicants must be U.S. citizens and PARC members; U.S. permanent residents are not eligible.


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    The Palestinian American Research Center (PARC) supports research that contributes to Palestinian Studies through its 27th U.S. research fellowship competition. The program funds individual and joint field research in Palestine, Israel, Jordan, or Lebanon. Eligible fields include the arts, humanities, social sciences, economics, law, public health, and applied sciences; purely scientific research is excluded.

    The fellowship prioritizes significant, under-researched, and original topics, including projects that bring a new perspective to an existing subject. Proposals are assessed for their contribution to both the applicant’s field and Palestinian Studies, alongside methodological appropriateness, feasibility, researcher qualifications, service component quality, and budget reasonableness.


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