The challenge grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will allow ACLS to amplify and extend our support for humanities scholars.
The Luce/ACLS Dissertation Fellowships were awarded to advanced graduate students pursuing promising dissertation research in the study of object- and image-based US art history.
Fellows represent more than 50 colleges and universities, and work in fields across the humanities on topics that span the globe and human history.
Join ACLS in voicing the need for continued federal support for the humanities.
The ACLS is partnering with the National Humanities Alliance to make clear to Congress that we oppose all efforts to eliminate funding for the National Endowment for the Humanities. Please consider joining the effort by calling your members of Congress.
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The Luce/ACLS Fellowships in Religion, Journalism & International Affairs support scholars in the humanities and related social sciences who are pursuing research on religion in an international context and desire to connect their projects with journalists and media specialists.
Burkhardt Fellowships support recently tenured faculty as they pursue long-term, ambitious research while in residence at institutions whose resources and scholarly communities are ideally suited to facilitate their research.
The new report by the Commission on Language Learning of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences calls for a national strategy to improve access to language learning and to place the need for language education at the forefront of education policies.
ACLS Humanities E-Book (HEB), the online collection curated by scholars, offers award-wining titles.
The teams that make up this year’s cohort of ACLS Collaborative Research Fellows transcend disciplines, institutions, time periods, or geographies (and, in some cases, all four) to shape new understandings of our world.
