American Historical Association

Sustaining and Advancing Historical Work in Post-pandemic America: Grants to Organizations [the American Historical Association's "sustaining and Advancing Historical Work in Post-pandemic America: Grants to Organizations" Program Is a One-year Funding Opportunity That Supports Small History-related Organizations to Respond to and Recover From Effects of the Coronavirus and to Restore, Sustain, and Perhaps Elevate Their Work. Organizations With Annual Budgets of $750,000 or Less, Including Professional Associations, Site-based Institutions, and History and Humanities Departments in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUS) and Tribal Colleges and Universities (tcus), Will Be Eligible to Apply for Grants Between $10,000 and $75,000. These Grants Are Intended to Mobilize Public Resources for the Promotion of Historical Work, Historical Thinking, And/or the Presence of History in Public Life. a Crucial Aspect of This Program Will Be Web-based Gatherings of Grantees to Learn From One Another and Generate Collaborations That Will Extend Beyond the Grant Period.] [purpose: Emergency Relief to History-related Humanities Organizations. Activities to Be Performed: Administration of a Grantmaking Program Comprised of 64 Subawards of $10,000-$75,000. This Program Will Support Web-based Gatherings of Grantees and Collaborations Intended to Extend Beyond the Grant Cycle. Expected Outcomes: Emergency Relief to Between 64 Humanities Organizations. Intended Beneficiaries: Professional Associations; Historical Museums and Related Site-based Organizations; and Departments in Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Tribal Colleges and Universities. Subrecipient Activities: Development of New Humanities Initiatives That Promote Historical Work, Historical Thinking, And/or the Presence of History in Public Life.]