Robertson Engagement Grant supports graduate students and junior faculty with membership, registration, and travel to their first ASA Annual Meeting to build connections and engage with the Women’s Caucus.
Junior Scholar Professional Development Grant supports junior scholars’ conference attendance, research travel, workshops, and language immersion to advance their professional development.
ASA Coordinate and Affiliate Organization Micro Grants support ASA-associated organizations’ events and projects that advance the production and dissemination of knowledge about Africa.
Penny Schwartz Student Travel Grant supports students with travel to the African Studies Association Annual Meeting, helping them attend while honoring Nancy “Penny” Schwartz’s legacy of mentorship.
Annual Meeting Travel Fund Awards support sociologists facing financial barriers with travel assistance and registration waivers to access professional development at the ASA Annual Meeting.
ASA Advocacy Travel Grant supports association members’ travel to federal advocacy events to bring African Studies perspectives into congressional funding discussions on education, humanities, and social sciences.