Public Humanities Fellowships support writers, scholars, historians, and faculty in developing research and cultural work that helps Virginians understand their communities, their state, and its place in the world.
HBCU Scholars Fellowship supports HBCU-affiliated scholars, writers, and faculty pursuing humanities projects that contribute to scholarship, reach public audiences, and amplify underrepresented voices.
Rose and Sigmund Strochlitz Fellowship supports scholars and researchers with travel to UConn’s Archives & Special Collections to consult primary materials for projects grounded in its holdings.
The RSA‑Virginia Fox Stern Residential Fellowship funds one month of on-site research at Johns Hopkins’ Sheridan Libraries for projects in Renaissance and early modern studies.
Hearst Foundations Fellowship supports artists and writers in residential historical research to create imaginative works about pre-twentieth-century American history, literature, and culture for the public.