SHEAR DEI Fellowships fund scholars’ research and conference travel to advance understanding of African diasporic, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian American, and Pacific Island history from 1776 to 1861.
Dissertation Fellowships support PhD students and candidates in archival research using the Library Company of Philadelphia’s collections to advance dissertations grounded in historical sources.
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.
The Reese Fellowship funds hands-on research into the history of print culture and bibliography in the Americas, emphasizing direct study of original materials.
Long-term Fellowship supports researchers in residence at the John Carter Brown Library, funding sustained study of the early Americas to advance scholarship, including West Indian and Caribbean history.
Reese Fellowship supports scholars’ residential research in American bibliography and book history using the American Antiquarian Society’s collections to explore printing, publishing, and reading.