Provides a $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the American Heritage Center to support research on women in public life. The fellowship enables scholars to access extensive archival materials covering women's issues, politics, activism, professional achievements, and social history over the past 150 years. Stipend is paid after the visit and submission of a project summary.
Open to scholars at all career levels, including graduate students through tenured faculty, interested in research on women in public life.