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HBCU-affiliated writers, community scholars, and faculty members submit research proposals in humanities and human-centered social sciences for funding, publishing support, and professional community engagement.
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Get matched →The HBCU Scholars Fellowship supports underrepresented voices and research within the academy and applied humanities. HBCU-affiliated writers, community scholars, and faculty members receive funding, access to academic publishing outlets, public promotion of their work, and professional peer support. The fellowship builds on the nearly half-century legacy of the Virginia Humanities fellowship program.
HBCU-affiliated writers, community scholars, and faculty members.
Projects of interest can range across traditional, public, and digital humanities and human-centered social sciences. Preference is given to projects that engage Virginia's historical significance, elevate historically marginalized narratives, and explore broader South Atlantic themes.
For more information or questions, contact Yosef Medina, director of Strategic Initiatives, at [email protected]
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