Calling HBCU Grad Students! This pitch competition looks to create compassion-centered solutions in historically under-resourced communities that preserve neighborhoods, provide parks, and prevent displacement.
The Robinson Archive Visiting Scholar Fellowship offers $5,000 to support external researchers studying the Robinson Archives at UC Santa Barbara. The collection centers on racial capitalism, the Black radical tradition, and global social movements.
The Omohundro Institute seeks a new editor for the William and Mary Quarterly, a ten-year renewable, tenure-eligible appointment at William & Mary beginning June 25, 2026.
William A. "Bill" Cimino
Letter from the ASALH President's Desk
The New York Public Library seeks a Curator to lead the Moving Image & Recorded Sound Division at the Schomburg Center, overseeing collections, staff, and public access to materials highlighting global Black experiences.
The Mellon Foundation invites U.S. liberal arts institutions to submit humanities-focused projects on AI and intelligence or the concept of normalcy. Grants of $250K–$500K are available; registration is due Dec 1, 2025, and applications...
Higher Learning’s Open Call for Concepts supports inquiry into issues of vital social, cultural, and historical import. Projects should engage teams of scholars and/or students, and have visible, enduring impact at the institution.
The Department of History at Tennessee Tech University invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track position of Assistant Professor in the area of U.S. History beginning August 1, 2026.
The Rosenwald Park Campaign is seeking a full-time Executive Director (ED) to develop from an all-volunteer organization to a professional one.
