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    SHASS+ Connectivity Fund

    Internal — Massachusetts Institute of Technology only

    SHASS+ Connectivity Fund supports MIT researchers collaborating across humanities, arts, social sciences, and other fields to advance human-centered scholarship and address major global challenges.

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    Funder: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Due Dates: October 19, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. (Application) | December 2026 (Notification) | February 2027 (Earliest start) | March 2028 (Project report)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $1 million across all projects in 2026; one-year project periods

    Summary: Supports cross-disciplinary research collaborations connecting MIT’s humanities, arts, and social sciences with other fields across the Institute.

    Key Information: Projects require a SHASS lead and an MIT co-lead outside SHASS, both with PI status; the SHASS lead must submit.


    Description

    The SHASS+ Connectivity Fund, administered by the MIT Human Insight Collaborative (MITHIC), supports bold collaborations between MIT’s School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences and other MIT schools and the college. Projects should combine SHASS researchers’ expertise with that of colleagues elsewhere at MIT, with SHASS scholarship central to the collaboration rather than a separate component.

    The fund supports both new and ongoing collaborations through full proposals and smaller planning grants. Funding may support research, scholarly workshops, and collaborative meetings. Projects addressing the intersection of AI and society are especially welcome. The program contributes to MITHIC’s broader mission of advancing human-centered research and teaching, connecting scholars across disciplines to address major global challenges and educate tomorrow’s leaders.


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