The mission of the ACLS (American Council of Learned Societies) is to promote inclusion, equity, and diversity in the scholarly enterprise. They aim to enhance the scholarly enterprise by being broadly inclusive and welcoming of different backgrounds, cultures, and identities. This reflects in their fellowship programs which encourage applications from diverse backgrounds, recognizing the value that such diversity brings to scholarship.
The grant program by ACLS aims to initiate long-term transformative change in the field of China Studies. With a funding opportunity up to $150,000, it supports innovative pilot activities addressing specific challenges identified through strategic planning efforts. These activities may lead to the development of pilot programs, cross-institutional networks, plans for scalability or sustainability, or production of white papers. The grant encourages proposals that focus on enhancing teaching and curricular resources, expanding open-access resources, building cross-institutional professional cohorts, increasing access to language training, fostering digital research methodologies, and building capacity to address securitization and anti-China bias.
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