The Spectrum Scholarship (YALSA-Sponsored Scholars) by the Young Adult Library Services Association supports diverse graduate students dedicated to serving teens in libraries.
Research Grant Program supports faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students studying the Spectrum of Teaching Styles across school subjects to advance scholarship on its theoretical constructs.
The AJS Scholars of Color Fellowship by the Association for Jewish Studies supports and mentors scholars of color advancing research in Jewish Studies through cohort networking and professional development.
The Young Scholars Program from the Foundation for Child Development funds early-career researchers studying policy-relevant issues affecting marginalized young children.
Conference Grants support Spectrum advocates presenting practical or research-based work at peer-reviewed international conferences to promote scholarship on the Spectrum of Teaching Styles.
The Mosaic Scholarship from the Society of American Archivists supports students of color in graduate archival science programs to foster diversity and advance research in the archival profession.