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American Institute of Archaeology
The AIA offers a variety of scholarships, fellowships, and grants for excavation, research, publication, and site preservation. It also presents a number of awards to archaeologists, educators, authors, and others whose work has had a positive impact on the field of archaeology. https://www.archaeological.org/programs/professionals/grants-awards/
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Project Call: Mondes en action, mondes en réflexion
This call for projects, developed in partnership between the FMSH and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, aims to support partner teams carrying out reflective projects on societal issues in all their forms of expression. It encourages collaborative research initiatives that propose innovative forms of dissemination in order to contribute to public debate and inform decision-making. It is aimed at researchers from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences who are developing projects in partnership with artists and cultural practitioners. https://www.fmsh.fr/appels/arts-mondes-en-action-mondes-en-reflexion
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UXIL
UXIL is an innovative program carried out by Campus Condorcet and its member institutions, which seeks to support the professional placement of researchers and artists in exile. Faced with wars, social persecution, censorship, and other threats that oblige scholars and artists to leave their countries, UXIL offers an environment of both solidarity and stimulation that allows them to continue their career, share their knowledge, and fully integrate within the French research landscape. UXIL works in complementarity with the PAUSE program (Programme national d’accueil en urgence des scientifiques et des artistes en exil), of which it is a partner, as well as with the Réseau des Établissements engagés pour l’accueil des…
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Scholars at Risk Network
Scholars at Risk is an international network of institutions and individuals whose mission it is to protect scholars and promote academic freedom. By arranging temporary academic positions at member universities and colleges, Scholars at Risk offers safety to scholars facing grave threats, so that scholars’ ideas are not lost and they can keep working until conditions improve and they are able to return to their home countries. Scholars at Risk also provides advisory services for scholars and host institutions; campaigns for scholars who are imprisoned or silenced in their home countries; monitors attacks on higher education communities worldwide; and provides leadership in deploying new tools and strategies for promoting academic…
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Scholar Rescue Fund
The Institute of International Education’s Scholar Rescue Fund (IIE-SRF) is a program that arranges, funds, and supports fellowships for threatened and displaced scholars at partnering higher education institutions worldwide, including inside their home regions. https://www.scholarrescuefund.org
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Résidence Suger – FMSH
Since 1990, the Maison Suger has hosted international researchers visiting Paris at the invitation of higher-education and research institutions in Île-de-France, or arriving to conduct a research project relevant to the disciplines of the Humanities and Social Sciences. https://www.fmsh.fr/maison-suger
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Research Support Award – The Society for Archeological Sciences
The award supports research activities and the dissemination of results conducted by both student and early career members. It covers both laboratory and fieldwork expenses, as well as presentations at conferences, symposia, and workshops. https://socarchsci.org/awards/student-travel-award.html
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THEMIS – FMSH program
The FMSH supports scholarly communities in countries impacted by various obstacles that stand in the way of academic freedom. The THEMIS mobility program is dedicated to researchers for whom access to their region of study is impeded. THEMIS offers mobility grants to visit France for periods of two to three months, either to pursue fieldwork or to conduct research in libraries and archives. https://www.fmsh.fr/programmes/programme-themis
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PAUSE
The PAUSE program allows researchers to continue their research and teaching by cofinancing their placement with a host in France, be it a higher-education establishment and/or a cultural institution. https://www.programmepause.fr/cand-comment-etre-accueilli-par-un-etablissement-en-france
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Hubert Curien Partnerships
Hubert Curien Partnerships (HCP) are implemented and funded by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, with support from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. Campus France is in charge of managing most of these partnerships. A “partnership” is here defined as a research project established jointly by two research teams, one French, the other foreign. After being evaluated, they receive financial support from two partner organizations. The goal of HCPs is to promote quality scientific and technological exchanges between research laboratories in both scientific communities, while supporting new collaborations. HCPs are designed for public and private research laboratories affiliated with institutions of higher education, research organizations, or…
