The Museum’s 14th Street entrance. —USHMM
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide seeks applicants from early career scholars for its Genocide and Atrocity Prevention Research Fellowship. The fellowship will provide support for policy-relevant research on the prevention or mitigation of mass atrocities.
The Museum will provide fellows a financial award ($20,000 for those currently pursuing a PhD, $30,000 for those who have received a PhD or equivalent research degree within the last five years) and cover travel-related expenses for fellows’ participation in a workshop in Washington, DC. The fellowship is non-residential.
Learn more about the fellowship and how to apply. For further information, please contact scpgresearch@ushmm.org.