Humanities Grants in Vermont
Last updated October 10, 2026
There are 6 active humanities grants tagged to Vermont, part of 1,108 active humanities grants listed nationwide. Updated daily.
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| Culture and the Arts – Winter Projects Grants Vermont Humanities · State Not published · Up to $500K Supports three project types: Community programming that invites participation in humanities discourse Curriculum development with plans to share the work to increase access to the humanities Humanities experiences designed to support a… | |
| Culture and the Arts – 2026 Vermont Reads Vermont Humanities · State Not published · Varies Supports projects centered on Charity and Sylvia and its themes of Vermont’s (and America’s!) early history, the importance of friendships and family networks, the role of religion and faith in communal life, and the evolution of LGBTQ+… | |
| Culture and the Arts – Project Grants Vermont Humanities · State Not published · Up to $500K Supports new or existing community and curriculum development projects. | |
| Culture and the Arts – Rapid Response Grants Vermont Humanities · State Not published · Up to $100K Supports small humanities-focused community projects. | |
| Culture and the Arts – Fall Festival Projects Vermont Humanities · State Not published · Up to $250K Supports innovative programs that recognize the hidden history contained in the Vermont Reads 2026 book, Charity and Sylvia by Tillie Walden, while also commemorating the complex 250th anniversary of our nation's founding. | |
| Culture and the Arts – Implementing the Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership Conservation & Community Interpretive Theme Grants Lake Champlain Basin Program · State Not published · Up to $1.5M Supports projects that interpret, highlight, and showcase the human interaction with the natural world as described in the CVNHP Management Plan (pages 41-42), and supports the “Biosphere in Your Backyard” campaign developed by the… |
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About humanities grants in Vermont
Humanities grants support scholarship, public programs, education, preservation, and digital projects in fields like history, literature, philosophy, and cultural studies. The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is the primary federal funder, supporting research, public programming, and infrastructure through its divisions and the Office of Digital Humanities. The Mellon Foundation is a leading private funder of the humanities, and state humanities councils distribute funds to local organizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What grants are available in the humanities?
Humanities funding supports scholarly research, public programs, curriculum and teaching, preservation and access, and digital humanities projects. The NEH offers many grant programs spanning fellowships, public programming, preservation, and digital infrastructure, while the Mellon Foundation and state humanities councils support research, institutions, and community-based humanities work.
Who funds the humanities?
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is the leading federal funder, and the Mellon Foundation is among the largest private sources of arts, culture, and humanities funding in the country. State humanities councils re-grant federal funds to local organizations, and universities, libraries, and private foundations provide additional research and programming support.
Do humanities grants go to individuals or institutions?
Both. The NEH and other funders award fellowships and stipends directly to individual scholars, writers, and educators, while many larger grants support nonprofit institutions such as universities, libraries, museums, and humanities councils. Individuals pursuing organizational grants often partner with an eligible nonprofit or use a fiscal sponsor.
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