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2025-2026 Research Fellowship Recipients

Nicole Adrian
University of Pennsylvania Short-Term Fellowship, Southern History and Culture Self-Help for Agribusiness: Farm Debt, the Rural U.S. Landscape, and the Federal Credit System, 1898–1980
Tamlyn Avery
The University of Adelaide Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Writing the Collar-Line: Louise Thompson Patterson and the Politics of Textual Labour
Lauren Ashley Bradford
Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University Short-Term Fellowship, Southern History and Culture "With Blood on Their Stockings”: Women’s Public Participation in Racial Terror in Nazi Germany and Jim Crow America
Jacob A. Bruggeman
Johns Hopkins University Short-Term Fellowship, Political and Social Movements Securing the System: Phone Phreaks, Computer Hackers, and Political Order, 1963-2013
Justin Cervantes
Curatorial Consultant The Nancy and Randall Burkett Award for Research in Black Print Culture The T-Shirt as a Diasporic Canvas of Black Identity from Négritude to the Present
Sydney A. Coleman
Howard University Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Sue Bailey Thurman: Pioneer of the Black History Movement
Maria Amor Barros del Rio
University of Burgos Short-Term Fellowship, English-Language Poetry and Literature Edna O’Brien’s Papers: A Transcultural Writer?
Anna Duensing
Villanova University Short-Term Fellowship, Political and Social Movements Fascism Is Already Here: Antifascism and the Black Freedom Struggle
Rebecca Gould
SOAS University of London Marcus Garvey Foundation Fellowship Short-Term Fellowship, English-Language Poetry and Literature
Anthony Grant
Brandeis University Marcus Garvey Foundation Fellowship Connecting Policy, Theory, and Literature to Study How Intraracial Xenophobia Manifests in the U.S. Between African American, Caribbean, and African People
Jewell Hamm
Artist/Poet J Herman Blake and Emily L. Moore Award Resistance Kitchen
Emily Hawk
Princeton University Pellom McDaniels Fellowship Embodying the Movement: How African American Choreographers Redefined "Black Dance," 1960-1989
Casey Ellis Johnson
Indiana University-Bloomington Marcus Garvey Foundation Fellowship Borders as Both Barriers and Conduits: How Black Organizations Transcended the US-Canadian Divide
Malte Kanefendt
Free University of Berlin Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Walter Rodney, the Institute of the Black World and the emergence of racial capitalism as a radical analytical framework in the 1970s
Faiza Khan
Binghamton University Short-Term Fellowship, Southern History and Culture James Cobb Burke in South Asia – Dacca 1954
Joshua Massey
Bard Graduate Center Short-Term Fellowship-Southern History and Culture Cultivating the “Vernacular”: William Arnett and Black Art from the American South, 1980-2020
Jamie McGhee
Humboldt University Short-Term Fellowship-African-American History and Culture Just a Little Chaos: Teaching Revolution with Septima Clark
Sinead Moynihan
University of Exeter Short-Term Fellowship-English-Language Poetry and Literature For Export Only: Irish Writers and U.S. Magazines, 1940-1975
Kache' Attayana Mumford
Artist/Poet Short-Term Fellowship-African-American History and Culture Speechless-Reclaiming of Negro Spirituals
Fallon Murphy
Boston University Leonard and Louise Riggio Fellowship "To Be a Walking Filing Cabinet": Alice Walker's Preservation Practices as Poetry
Crystal Nelson
University of Colorado Boulder Short-Term Fellowship-African-American History and Culture The Importance of Safe Space in Black Cultural Production: Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York, 1960s-1970s
Alexandra Phillipa Nicome
Williams College Billops-Hatch Fellowship Billops-Hatch: Collecting, Documentary, and Aesthetic Practices
Cynthia Patterson
University of South Florida Short-Term Fellowship-African-American History and Culture Religious Foundations of the Black Chautauqua Movement 1874-1954
Rose Percy
Boston University Short-Term Fellowship-African-American History and Culture Archival Devotion and the Poetics of Scholarship: Unveiling Lucille Clifton's Legacy
Leah Pires
Villanova University Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Finessing the Flame: Art and Power in Postmodern New York
Isiah Frost Rivera
University of Texas at Austin Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Black Queer Grief: The Ontological Stakes of African Diasporic Life
Chanelle N. Rose
Rowan University Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Beyond Boundaries: Grassroots Black Conservatism and the Post-WWII Urban Crisis
Alexandria Russell
Harvard University Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture A Pioneer Public Historian: Sue Bailey Thurman and African American Women’s Memorialization in the 20th Century
Kaylen D. Smith
Princeton University Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Black Power Prophets?: Redefining Religion and Spirituality in the Black Power Movement
Marlo Starr
College of Wooster Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Lucille Clifton: Divining Memory
Travis Wagner
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign LGBTQ Collections Fellowship LGBTQ & VHS
Milena Williamson
Queen's University Belfast Short-Term Fellowship, African-American History and Culture Ciaran Carson's War Correspondences: Intertextual Fusion in Breaking News and Beyond
Ying Zhou
Nanjing University of Science and Technology Short-Term Fellowship, English-Language Poetry and Literature Ways of Being: Landscape in Northern Irish Poetry