The Black Banjo & Fiddle Fellowship (BBFF) is a collaboration between the Oakland Public Conservatory of Music and the Berkeley Old Time Music Convention. Awards will be up to $15,000 over the period of two years (2023-2025). Applications are due February 15, 2023.
Fellowships
Applications are due February 2 for the 2023 Berea College Media Archives Fellowship, an outreach program of the Special Collections and Archives (SCA) department of the College's Hutchins Library.
Applications for the 2023 Appalachian Foodways Practitioner Fellowships are now open, with applications due February 1.
The Social Science Research Council invites applications from early career researchers for two year-long fellowships to conduct qualitative studies of arts organizations founded by, with, and for communities of color in the United States and Puerto Rico. These fellowships will form part of the SSRC’s Arts Research with Communities of Color (ARCC) program and the Wallace Foundation’s current initiative in the arts. The deadline for submissions is January 6, 2023.
Toledo Museum of Art solicits applications for KeyBank Museum Fellowship for candidates pursuing a career in the museum, arts, or related industry. Apply now.
Scholars, educators, and specialists in diverse fields of study are invited to apply for the 2023 Berea College Media Archives Fellowships. Proposals must be received on or by February 2, 2023
The Institute for Citizens & Scholars, formerly the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, is still accepting applications for a number of programs for the month of November. Apply now.
The National Association of Black Storytellers (NABS) recently announced its new Black Appalachian Storytellers Fellowship to honor, celebrate, and support Black storytellers residing in the Appalachian counties of Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Carolina. Submissions for the fellowship are due by August 20, 2022.
Five one-year Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowships at the University of Pennsylvania are available to junior scholars in the humanities who are no more than five years out of their doctorate. Applications are due by November 1, 2022.
The SAPIENS Public Scholars Training Fellowship program guides anthropologists on accessible writing and podcasting for broad nonacademic audiences. The purpose of the fellowship program is to to provide in-depth training for anthropologists in the craft of science communication and public scholarship.