Each year, the HBI gives out between 20 and 30 Research Award grants to support academic and artistic projects about Jews and gender. To see a detailed list of the 2008 Research Award recipients, click here.
The submission period for 2009 has ended. Please check back for 2010 Proposal Guidelines in June 2010.
For more information about the Research Awards, click here.
The Hadassah-Brandeis Institute is pleased to announce an annual competition to translate a book on a topic that deals in a significant way with Jews and gender. Applications are due by November 15, 2009, and decisions will be announced by February 15, 2010. For guidelines and submission instructions, please click here.
The HBI Scholar-in-Residence Programs provide scholars, artists, writers and communal professionals the opportunity to be in residence at Brandeis University while working on significant projects in the field of Jewish women’s and gender studies.
The HBI Scholar-in-Residence Program (Academic Year 2010/2011)
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The HBI Scholar-Residence Programs are made possible by the generosity of the entire HBI board and particularly board members Rita (and Irwin) Blitt, and Roselyne (Cissie) Swig.
The HBI Artist-in-Residence Program provides artists the opportunity to be in residence at Brandeis University while working on a significant artistic project in the field of Jewish women’s and gender studies, and to produce an exhibit for the Kniznick Gallery at the Women’s Studies Research Center (WSRC) at Brandeis University. The residency is 3 – 4 weeks in length, and takes place January – February. The exhibit will immediately follow and be on view for a minimum of 6 weeks.
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The HBI awards grants to support interdisciplinary research or artistic projects on Jewish women and gender issues. Scholars, activists, writers and artists who are pursuing research on questions of significance to the field of Jewish women's studies may apply.
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The Rosalie Katchen Travel Grant is available to junior
scholars presenting papers at the Association of Jewish
Studies Annual Meeting exploring Jewish women and gender
issues. Scholars who completed their dissertation within
the past five years are invited to apply.
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