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American Philosophical Society (APS) / Mellon Foundation - Native American Scholars Initiative (NASI) Digital Knowledge Sharing Fellowships

Information page for the American Philosophical Society's short-term fellowship supporting digital projects that connect archives and Indigenous communities.

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DeadlineJanuary 16, 2026; Baruch Blumberg Grants: November 16, 2026
Award amount$3,000 stipend; $25,000 stipend; $1,000 to $6,500; $28,000 to $75,000; $750 relocation cost; $50,000 annual salary; Grants do not exceed $3,500; $5,000 travel/research fund
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Mellon Foundation Native American Scholars Initiative (NASI) Digital Knowledge Sharing Fellowships

Information page for the American Philosophical Society's short-term fellowship supporting digital projects that connect archives and Indigenous communities.

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Deadline
2026-03-02
Award amount
$3,000 stipend
Eligibility
Open to applicants anywhere in the world; Open to people at any stage of their career, regardless of academic background; Preference given to those with sustained personal engagement or lived experience with Indigenous communities; Encourages applications from Native American and Indigenous Studies scholars, tribal college/university faculty, and members of Indigenous communities
Requirements
Must participate in a workshop in Philadelphia in July 2026; Must work with the Library & Museum’s Center for Native American and Indigenous Research (CNAIR); Visa sponsorship is not provided
Application materials
Introductory cover letter describing applicant and relationship to the project/Indigenous community; Proposal (500 words) outlining work to be undertaken; C.V. or Resume; Names and contact information for two recommenders; For community-based projects, one letter must be from the Indigenous community where the project is based
How to apply
Submit materials via Interfolio
Important dates
Application deadline: March 2, 2026; Workshop dates: July 29-30, 2026
Contact
Ruth Rouvier (rrouvier@amphilsoc.org); Interfolio Help (help@interfolio.com or 877-997-8807)

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