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The Center forPeace and Global Citizenship

Student Funding

The CPGC is committed to supporting students and faculty by providing funds for projects and events related to the mission of the Center.

Haverford students are welcome to apply, as are Bryn Mawr students who are majoring, minoring, or concentrating at Haverford and applying for funding related to their HC coursework (unless otherwise specified).

Students intending to apply for funding may schedule an appointment with:

  • Julie Miller: Off-Campus Conferences & Workshops, Community Engagement
  • Janice Lion: U.S. based Student Research
  • Ryan Rose: U.S.-based Fellowships for Global Citizenship
  • Stephanie Zukerman: International Fellowships for Global Citizenship, International Student Research

Visit Travel Resources: Funding for important information regarding on-campus and off-campus funding for travel abroad.

Resources

Search the Contacts Database by agency, region, or area of interest.

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Funding Guidelines & Budgeting Tips

Guidelines

International travel is currently prohibited by the College.

International travel is currently prohibited by the College. The CPGC will not consider any further international proposals until mid-September, at which time we will reconsider accepting applications for international projects only if the State Dept./CDC travel ban has been lifted.

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    Fellowships for Global Citizenship

    A year-long experience built around summer internships that encourage a collaborative approach to addressing social justice, human rights, and environmental issues. Search our internship contacts database.

    Fellowships

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    Conferences & Workshops

    Deadline: Rolling

    Students can receive travel funding to attend off-campus conferences, workshops, or trainings that engage issues to advance peace and social action. View a list of recently funded and student-recommended conferences here.

    Conferences/Workshops

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    Community Engagement

    Deadline: Rolling

    Students pursuing community-based projects with strong educational components can apply for funding. These projects are usually connected to a course or other academic endeavor, and provide a benefit to the host community.

    Community Engagement

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    Student Research

    Deadlines: January 26 (spring break projects), April 5

    The CPGC funds domestic and international student research throughout the academic year, including fall, winter, and spring break. Strong preference is given to projects relating to one’s senior thesis research and/or major.

    Student Research

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    Social Justice Transit Fund

    The Social Justice Transit Fund provides funding to cover local public transportation to enable student participation in social justice activism and learning.

    Transit Fund