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Arts Research in Communities Fellowships

Social Science Research Council
New York, United StatesAnthropologyPosted 2026-06-15Deadline to be announcedActiveClosing soonRecently closedBetween cyclesClosing date passed
§ I·Posting Excerpt

The Social Science Research Council's Arts Research program supports early-career researchers in conducting in-depth, primarily qualitative year-long embedded studies with community arts organizations of color in the United States. The program is part of the Wallace Foundation's arts initiative and aims to advance collaborative, community-engaged social science research. Fellows participate in a shared scholarly cohort with peer feedback and broader practitioner networks.

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§ II·Eligibility & Work Authorization
  • Career stageEarly career
  • Career stage requirementThe program supports early-career researchers as they conduct in-depth, mainly qualitative year-long studies
§ V·Deadline
  • StatusOpen
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