Program Overview
Graduate students and faculty can request funds for hosting in-person and online events, such as research workshops or academic conferences. Research workshops include exclusive access to our IHS Digital Community and self-organizing digital solution to support you in running a successful event.
Application Process
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and must be submitted at least three weeks prior to the proposed event. For events that are run through the IHS Digital Community, decisions will be announced within three business days of submission. All other event decisions will be announced within eight weeks of submission.
Events Supported
These grants can be used to support a variety of events including:
- Book manuscript, single paper, and multiple paper workshops (honoraria for participants)
- Awards of up to $5,000 for reviewer honoraria
- Honoraria of $500 for paper-length manuscripts
- Honoraria of $750 for book-length manuscripts
- Workshops to include 2–10 reviewers
- Awards of up to $5,000 for reviewer honoraria
- Academic conferences
- Note: If you wish to be considered for funding to support the expense of presenting at an academic conference, please apply to Expense Support
Event Eligibility
- Events must be rigorously academic in nature and may take place either in person or online.
- Preference goes to events that deal with the IHS areas of focus.
- Events should feature speakers or texts that represent the diversity of views within the broad liberal tradition.
Indirect Costs
IHS grants cannot support institutional overhead or indirect costs.