Humanities Seed Grants support Stanford faculty pursuing public-oriented research in the humanities and allied fields to engage audiences beyond academia and address questions of contemporary public concern.
Fellowships for Stanford Faculty support Stanford scholars’ residential research in the humanities and interpretive social sciences to advance scholarly projects and interdisciplinary exchange.
2026 Seed Grants - Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI support Stanford researchers’ early-stage AI and data science projects to generate initial results and broadly shared benefits.
Request For Proposals – 2026 Seed Grant supports faculty and staff humanities research and programming that strengthen collaboration across New England Humanities Consortium institutions and their communities.
Fellowships for External Faculty support academic and independent scholars in a year of residential humanities and interpretive social science research, fostering intellectual exchange at Stanford.
Public Humanities Projects supports organizations in presenting exhibitions, historic place interpretation, and public discussions that bring humanities scholarship to broad audiences and encourage dialogue.