Awards
The Digital Humanities Lab supports a number of funding opportunities to help advance digital scholarship at Yale. If you study or work at the university and are interested in funding opportunities, please read more below.
FUNDING
Rapid Prototyping Grants
Rapid Prototyping Grants are for focused design and development interventions to help a project get started or to add an innovative feature to an existing project. The grant may involve up to one week of project consulting, application design, and software development.
Learn MoreDH Training Scholarships
The Digital Humanities Lab is pleased to announce a limited number of $500 Digital Humanities Training Scholarships. Yale graduate students, undergraduates, and library staff are eligible to apply. These scholarships support participation in week-long digital humanities workshops such as:
- Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI)
- Humanities Intensive Learning and Teaching (HILT)
- Digital Humanities @ Oxford (DHOxSS)
- DH @ Guelph
Workshop Grants
Workshop Grants support digital humanities discussions and training opportunities on campus. Funds might be applied toward food, honoraria, and travel expenses for non-Yale participants.
Learn MoreAdditional Funding
In addition to the funding opportunities supported by the Digital Humanities Lab, there are a number of national and international funding sources that may be of interest to those working on digital humanities projects. The following list contains a short overview of these opportunities:
- NEH Office of Digital Humanities
- ACLS Digital Innovation Fellowships
- Alfred P. Sloan Foundation - Program on Digital Information Technology
- Artstor Digital Humanities Award
- The Council on Library and Information Resources
- The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH) - Visiting Fellowships