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Arts & Humanities - Grant Funding - Databases & Subject Guides at University of Georgia Main Library & McBay Science Library Research & Teaching Support Grant Funding: Arts & Humanities Candid (formerly Foundation Directory) Social Sciences & Education Library Workshops and Events Selected Major Funding Sources National Endowment for the Humanities : The largest funder of humanities programs in the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts : Awards grants to nonprofits and state/regional arts organizations for performance and visual arts, exhibitions, creative writing, and art-related research.
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Guggenheim Memorial Foundation : Sponsors 6-12 month fellowships for mid-career scholars and creative artists. American Council of Learned Societies : Sponsors a number of fellowships for research, collaborative research, digital innovations, post-doc public fellows, and specialized areas such as American art and Buddhism. Does not fund creative work, textbooks, translation, or pedagogical projects.
National Humanities Center : Offers 40 residential fellowships for scholars at all levels, although a record of publication is required. Georgia Humanities Council : Awards grants to nonprofit organizations for programs such as literary events, film or lecture series, historical tours, exhibitions, community forums, oral history projects, historic markers and workshops. Does not fund the performing arts.
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