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The Collaborative Research program supports groups of two or more scholars engaged in research that advances humanistic knowledge through the production of a manuscript for print publication, the development of a scholarly digital project, or the planning of an international collaboration. Projects must center on significant research questions and result in a tangible interpretive product that contributes meaningfully to the field. This year’s competition is restricted to proposals focused on American history and culture or Western civilization, emphasizing the need for scholarly depth and relevance within these specific domains. Participation is limited to collaborative teams, ensuring that intellectual exchange and shared expertise drive the research process. The solicitation, numbered 20260916-RZ, was posted on July 7, 2026, with a deadline for submissions set for September 16, 2026. Administered by the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal agency, the program invites applications from qualified scholars across the United States. Interested parties should direct inquiries to collaborative@neh.gov or contact the agency at 202-606-8204. While no specific location is required for performance, applicants must demonstrate how their project aligns with the program’s goals and meets the thematic focus for this funding cycle.

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Collaborative research funding for American history or Western civilization, leading to scholarly publications or digital projects, due September 16, 2026.

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National Endowment For The Humanities

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities View NAICS

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Collaborative Research 2026 NOFO

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NEH General Application Guide for Awards to Organizations

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AgencyNational Endowment For The Humanities
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The program supports groups of two or more scholars increasing humanistic knowledge through the preparation of a manuscript for print publication, the creation of a scholarly digital project, or the planning of an international collaboration. Projects must pursue significant research questions and lead toward an interpretive product. This year’s competition is limited to projects on American history and culture or Western civilization.

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