This grant program supports the work of BIPOC medieval scholars whose work addresses the intersections of two or more of the following areas: race, gender, sexuality, disability, and social justice. This award particularly seeks to support work focused on medieval law/legal discourse; the work of scholar-activists; and/or those researching historical dimensions of racial justice issues. Â It is intended for the development of a conference paper, a journal article, or a dissertation chapter.
Grant amount
One grant of $500 awarded annually
Eligibility
- BIPOC medieval scholars who are in early stages of their career (e.g. graduate students and ECRs), independent scholars, or members of the academic precariate.
- This competition is global and therefore open to BIPOC scholars residing anywhere in the world.
Deadline
All materials due to Suzanne Edwards (sme6@lehigh.edu) by March 1, 2024.