ACLS News

• Disability Studies Resource List

  11/22/2020

  ACLS fellows share scholarly resources on disability and Disability Studies. 

  
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• Scholars and Society Fellows Featured at 2020 NHC Virtual Conference

  11/20/2020

  "Museums on the Move: Curating Community & Engaging the Future," part of the November 2020 National Humanities Virtual Conference, highlighted projects led by Mellon/ACLS Scholars and Society Fellows.

  
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• ACLS Invites Proposals from Partners to Host 2021 Leading Edge Fellows

  11/19/2020

  ACLS is now accepting applications from prospective host organizations for the next cycle of the program, with proposals due by Wednesday January 20, 2021.

  
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• Science Magazine Reviews New Book by Jimena Canales F'13 and ACLS Board Member

  11/12/2020

  Bedeviled: A Shadow History of Demons in Science (Princeton University Press) is a new book by Jimena Canales F'13 and ACLS Board Member.

  
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• A Post-Election 2020 Message From ACLS President Joy Connolly to the ACLS Community

  11/04/2020

  This morning, after a long campaign season, we woke up to uncertainty. 
   

  
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• Picturing Mexican America by Marissa López F’19 Illuminates the Value of Public-Facing Scholarship in the Humanities

  10/27/2020

  Through the Mellon/ACLS Scholars and Society Fellowship, Marissa López F’19 Connects Mexican History in Los Angeles to the Present Public.

  
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• ACLS President Joy Connolly's Community Message for November 2020

  10/27/2020

  ACLS President Joy Connolly shares news and updates for the ACLS Community. 

  
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• Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Awards $3.6 Million Grant to ACLS to Support Leading Edge Fellowship Program

  10/27/2020

  The American Council of Learned Societies has been awarded a $3.6 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to implement a major expansion of its new Leading Edge Fellowship program.
   

  
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• Donor Spotlight: Lea Wakeman

  10/27/2020

  In 2017, Dr. Lea Wakeman partnered with ACLS in establishing the Frederic E. Wakeman Jr./ACLS Fellowship in Chinese History. Her generous support enables ACLS to support an important and often challenging area of research: Chinese history.

  
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• ACLS Shares 2020 Book Publications by Our Fellows

  10/25/2020

  ACLS is delighted to present the following list of 2020 book releases by our fellows. These publications represent a range of humanistic scholarship, from Chinese Buddhism in Southeast Asia to the transnational migration and deportation of Central American youth, resulting from ACLS-funded research via our programs. Learn more about our many fellowship and grant opportunities in the humanities and social sciences. 
   

  
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