HUMANITIES FOR ALL TIMES MELLON GRANT
Humanities for Our Times: From Epistemologies and Methodologies to Liberatory Creative Practices and Social Justice
Call for Proposals: Student Grants for Social Justice Projects
Are you interested in thinking critically and creatively about how humanities methods can be harnessed for social justice work, and then applying these methods to a social justice project in the United States?
Colorado College was recently awarded a Mellon Foundation Humanities For All Times grant for our proposal, “Humanities For Our Times: From Epistemologies and Methodologies to Liberatory Creative Practice and Social Justice.” This grant is currently funding the development of 50 new Equity and Power and/or Creative Processes courses that center ways in which humanities methods—from archival research and critical analysis to artistic production and creative expression—can contribute to social justice work.
As part of this grant, all students who are taking or have recently taken one of these new courses (listed below) are eligible to apply for up to $1500 to deepen their engagement with the course material by engaging in a social justice project utilizing humanities methods. To apply, you must first discuss the idea with the professor of the class. Once the professor approves and agrees to oversee the project, you can fill out the application form here. You may apply individually or as a team, but please only submit one application form. We will review proposals on a rolling basis, but there will be grants available every block beginning Block 8, 2023 until Block 8, 2024. Check out these classes as you plan your schedule for next year!
List of eligible courses
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Film Manifestoes/Filmmaking
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Practicing Togetherness: Building Community through the Arts and Creative Action
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Equity and Power in the Mediterranean World
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Topics in Francophone Culture: Exploring Cajun and Creole Cultures in the US
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Afro-Asia, Performance, Media
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Economic Thought: Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy
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Economics of Education Policy
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Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners
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Integrative STEM Education: Promoting Inclusion and Equity
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Gender & Sexuality in US Public Schools
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Shakespeare and Social Justice
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Genre and Filmmaking: Realism
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New York: Politics, Film, Culture
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Unworking Ableism: Access, Art, and Film
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Third Cinema and Its Afterlives
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Ousmane Sembene, Griot du peuple et père du cinéma africain (Griot of the people and Father of African cinema)
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Topics in French Culture: L’art et les artistes
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From Colonial Fantasies to Imperial Debris: The German Colonial Experience and its Legacies
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The Idea of Latin America
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Berlin, Capital of the Twentieth Century
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Archives, History, and Power
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The Craft of Writing History
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Africa and the Second World War
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Voice and the Nonhuman. Animals in the Visual Arts, Literature and Theory
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Languages and Cultures of Japan
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Performance and Performing
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Puente del Mundo: The Musical Crossroads of Panama
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Music and Gender in Jane Austen’s England
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The Minority Question in Asia
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“Jews, Christians, and Christian Anti-Judaism” (or alternatively, “Anti-Judaism and Antisemitism: A History”)
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Race, Color, and Consciousness
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