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Deadline

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Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Benjamin B. Rauch Fellowship

Overview: A fellowship created in memory of Benjamin B. Rauch that provides temporary fellowship support to at-risk individuals and advocates from Southeast Asia, China, and Hong Kong.

Geographic Scope: Southeast Asia, China, and Hong Kong

Eligible Recipients:

  • Scholars

  • Writers

  • Artists

  • Journalists

  • Lawyers

  • Human rights defenders

  • Others threatened for their work promoting intellectual and creative freedom

  • Advocates (not facing personal risk, but working to assist those who are and promote intellectual and creative freedom)
  • Focus Areas: Supporting intellectual and creative freedom, excellence in scholarship, and openness in civil society and the arts

    Background: The fellowship reflects Benjamin B. Rauch's deep knowledge and involvement in Asia and his commitments to excellence and openness in scholarship, civil society, and the arts.

    Contact Information:

  • Organization: Scholars at Risk, Inc.

  • Address: 411 Lafayette St., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10003, USA

  • Phone: 1-212-998-2179

  • Fax: 1-212-995-4427

  • Website: scholarsatrisk.org
  • How to Apply

    Application Process

    Nominations and Inquiries:

  • For nominations or to learn more about the Benjamin B. Rauch Fellowship, visit the fellowship information page on the SAR website

  • Contact SAR for more details
  • Funding the Fellowship:

  • Contributions can be made via donation on the SAR website

  • Alternative donation options available upon request

  • Checks should be made to "Scholars at Risk" with "Benjamin B. Rauch Fellowship" in the memo line
  • Contact: apply.scholarsatrisk@nyu.edu or scholarsatrisk.org

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    human-rightssocial-justice

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