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Internships, awards for student-produced films and videos, and faculty stipends to attend Academy seminars.

Supports the serious, fully-committed and mature artist (applicants should be able to demonstrate that they have been working on their art for at least 20 years).

Research grants for faculty who teach Greek as a foreign language and/or Greek literature,  history or culture. Study is to be done in Greece.

Enables a photographer to have the financial ability to produce a substantial picture story that furthers the foundation's goals of promoting world peace and cultural understanding. 

Small grants for programs that encourage and create opportunities for chamber music activities.

Fellowships, from one to twelve months, on pre-20th century American history.

Sabbatical grants for  independent research in any humanities discipline.

Dissertation, postdoctoral fellowships and research grants.

Small grants used for research expenses. 

Short-term, in-residence fellowships designed to encourage research and promote study of modern German affairs from an inter-and multidisciplinary perspective.

Dissertation grants.

Sabbatical fellowships of up to $40,000 to supplement a sabbatical/research leave. 

Support for research in any area of the history of printing in all its forms, including all the arts and technologies relevant to printing, the book arts, and letter forms.

To encourage developing music creators during the earliest stages of their careers.

Small awards ranging from scholarship to curriculum development.

Provides support in: education and youth, arts and culture, civic and community, and health.

Grants for women who have a  commitment to their art and are making a substantial effort to be self-sufficient. 

Accepts proposals for a variety of categories and projects.

Scholarships and awards to encourage students to train for and enter the field of Judaica librarianship.

Priority is given to projects for the improvement of speech and its uses in public affairs, education, theater, poetry, debate, and the oral interpretation of literature. 

Supports innovative projects that advance the study and expand the recognition of women in architecture and related professions.

Short (1-2 mos) fellowship for research in publishing history and the history of the book trades. Research topics should focus on the the book as historical evidence.

Aims to encourage projects that focus on cultivating a renewed, healthier, and more vigorous sense of citizenship among the American people and among peoples of other nations.

Supports public policy research on questions concerning national and international issues.

Supports the study of contemplation, not just as a category of religious and cultural practice, but as a method for developing concentration and deeper understanding - in particular, as a means of intellectual and pedagogic revitalization and change.

Grants for research on American studio craft that address the sponsor's goals: monographs on individual craft artists org themes; historical research; or cross-disciplinary research involving craft.

Two awards for documentary filmmaking and one publishing award for a book on photography.

Grants that further the vision of balance between technology and nature in the following disciplines: agriculture; aviation/aerospace; conservation of natural resources; education; the arts; exploration; health; and waste minimization and management.

Grants for criticism or original scholarship that will make a significant contribution to the field.

Several awards offered. See website.

Award  given to a scholar who has not followed a traditional, uninterrupted path to a tenured faculty position. Work should be a study of women in history  (either women in the profession in the present, or in the study of women in the past).

Fellowships (in humanities, social sciences or a related natural science) of regional or trans-regional significance that require study in at two countries (at least one of which has an American Overseas Research Center).

Effort supported should lead to advancement of knowledge through teaching, lecturing and publication. 

Early American Industries Association

Early American Industries

Grants for research projects for the study of early American industries in homes, shops, farms or at sea.

Grants open to working professional visual artists who demonstrate professional achievement and commitment to career; work primarily in painting, sculpture, drawing and printmaking; and are 30 years or older.

Funding available for: publications related to exhibitions, exhibitions and installations, visiting art programs and other special events.

Provides grants for language maintenance and linguistic field work.

Supports developmental, instructional and training programs in engineering and research.

Small grants for projects that support, enable or assist the documentation, protection and promotion of one or more endangered language.

Conducts and funds a Research Grants Program to provide financial support to scholars undertaking research at a macro level that is directly related to better understanding the factors affecting the long-term future of humanity.

Library Research Grants to help defray expenses incurred in traveling to and residing in Princeton during the tenure of the grant. Length of grant will depend on the applicant’s research proposal, but is ordinarily one month.

Publishing grants for nonfiction books about the city; natural and historic resources; art, architecture and design; cultural history, civil liberties and other public issues of the day. Grants are provided for writing, research, editing, design, indexing, photography, illustration, printing and binding.

Support specifically in, or explicitly related, to the field of semantics.

Sabbatical support awards offered yearly for mid-career individuals. Future awards are anticipated in different fields of study. 

Awards grants to young artists in order to enable them to pursue their artistic endeavors.

Grants for collaborative projects involving community-based organizations to enhance the use of American Studies research, teaching, and publications in local programs and activities.

Offers support to individual artists working in paint and to non-profit cultural organizations which directly support visual artists working in paint.

Provides support for activities focused on architecture and the built environment which lead to the public dissemination of ideas through publication, exhibition, or educational programs. Grants for new curricula, enrichment projects and special projects have also been funded.

Supports original research projects related to music such as teaching methodology in early childhood; the impact of music study on human development; and the medical and occupational well-being of music professionals. 

Supports educational and research projects designed to enhance the future of the graphic communications industry. 

Particularly interested in emerging artists and the development of new artistic work.

Funds projects that serve women and girls from diverse cultural groups within Israel and the Jewish community in the United States. Promotes fundamental change by addressing the underlying obstacles that impede the full participation of women and girls in society.

Grants given for curriculum development, endowments, research and scholarship.

Strategic awards to graduate students and untenured faculty for presentations, travel to interviews/archives/libraries, participation in career enhancing seminars, distribution of published articles, submission of unpublished manuscripts to publishers.

Supports all types of museums, libraries and archives.

Offers a variety of awards to individual scholars, colleges, and universities to support research in Turkish studies.

Seeks proposals in the fields of music, music education, neuroscience, psychology, education and/or health to explore the benefits of hands-on music making in various education, health-wellness or therapeutic settings.

Various small grants from dissertation to "teacher as researcher" awards.

Non-residential collaborative grants for teams of scholars to pursue interpretive research projects that offer new explanations of art and its history. 

For mid-career professionals who have experience in historic preservation or related fields, including architecture, environmental planning, archaeology, urban design, architectural history and the decorative arts.

Seeks to encourage the potential for innovation and excellence. Welcomes work that embodies a celebration of and respect for diverse cultural perspectives.

Various grant opportunities: dissertation awards, scholarships, teacher education.

See website for grant/fellowship opportunities.

Grants to support research by advanced graduate students, independent scholars and untenured faculty.

Annually awards one emerging writer (40 and younger) whose work contains Jewish themes a grant and the opportunity to spend three months as writer-in-residence at Stanford University.

Fellowships for research on social, communal and intellectual history of German-speaking Jewry using the extensive resources of the Institute.

One month, in-residence fellowships.

Short-term summer research grants to faculty members planning to work in the field of contemporary German literature. 

Dissertation and small grants for studies of late-Medieval Britain.

Various small grants for teaching, curriculum development, scholarship and research in art education.

Meeting, scholarship and Teacher/Researcher grants are offered in an effort to increase the opportunities for professional development.

See website for grant opportunities.

See website for grant opportunities.

In-residence fellowships. Most are unrestricted but for the upcoming year, designated fellowships have been offered in the following areas: religion, literary studies, art history, French history, Asian studies, theology, and American Art History.

Assistance to researchers who wish to use the collections. Fellowships for scholars outside of Chicago are generally long-term (6-11 months).

Grants offered for projects that bring the humanities to the general public (through lectures, walking tours, conferences, etc).

Cash awards in 16 artistic disciplines for use in career development.

Fellowships for outstanding scholars whose projects require access to the collections at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library.

Grants and awards to support, promote and recognize sound archival and records management practices, as well as to encourage creative and valuable uses of archival records.

The Patsy Lu Music Fund will consider projects from women who are composers, music educators, musicologists, or performers. 

Promotes academic, artistic, athletic and/or life skills and leadership abilities of girls and women.

Matching grants for writer's fee payments to present poetry or fiction readings, workshops, or performance pieces.

Makes grants that encourage emerging artists in the fields of art, music, theater, dance, photography and literature whose works due to their genre and/or social philosophy might have difficulty being funded.

Grants are given to support new research on the impact of Reading Recovery (one-on-one tutoring of children in early grades who fall behind their classmates), and well-designed pilot studies to assess impact on children's learning, teaching, implementation, cost-effectiveness, innovation and re-design, and professional development.

Supports academic research devoted to genre romance novels, writers, and readers. Appropriate fields of study include but are not limited to: anthropology, communications, cultural studies, education, English language and literature, gender studies, linguistics, literacy studies, psychology, rhetoric, and sociology.

Fellowships and grants with an emphasis on European Art History.

Primarily interested in supporting the inclusion of art from non-Western European cultures into the mainstream of scholarship and display, and study of the relationship between art, culture and humanity.

The Six Points Fellowship supports individual artists in the New York area who want to develop new projects with a Jewish focus, theme or element. We believe that creative expression is essential to Jewish community, identity, and meaning and the Six Points Fellowship was created to support the artists who contribute to that process

Current awards are for travel to aid in research, and a grant for older writers (50 and up) starting in speculative literature (science fiction, fantasy, myth).

Grants for educational research. 

Various fellowships and travel grants. See website for details.

Funds strong, thematic exhibitions that put the work of contemporary art or architecture in a new or unconventional framework.

See website for grant opportunities.

See website for grant opportunities.

Offers several pre-doctoral dissertation fellowships for projects focusing on North America and the Caribbean before 1850 and relying on research in Philadelphia-area archives and libraries.

Approximately 40 fellowships (dissertation, travel, short term fellowships)  are awarded annually to support scholarly research projects in all areas of the humanities. Priority, however, will be given to those proposals that concentrate on the Center's collections. This year's special topic will be "The Post-War Cultures of Twentieth-Century America."

Concentrates its funding in the field of humanities, especially history, literature, religion and philosophy, for projects that are calculated to enhance or preserve the "permanent things" of society.

Residential research fellowships for scholars pursuing independent work in their library or museum collections.

Categories: individual poets, translation and the process of translation, developing the poetry audience and uses of poetry.

Grants of up to $1000 to artists working in their own studios with the publication of smaller scale literary projects.

See website for all fellowships offered.