To support participation in its activities and annual meetings, the Council on Anthropology and Education (CAE) awards stipends to scholars ​​doing work outside the U.S. or Canada at any level (student, junior scholar, mid-career, or senior scholar) who are selected to present a CAE-sponsored paper or poster at the place-based annual meetings. The stipends are intended to help defray expenses associated with participating IN PERSON in the annual meetings. The awarded stipends total approximately $500 each. Individuals are eligible to receive the stipend only one time, and first-time presenters will receive priority. Preference is given to individuals from underrepresented groups who meet the criteria below. Applicants are invited to name their membership in any group(s) they belong to that they believe warrants consideration as underrepresented in the field of educational anthropology.

Awardees will be notified prior to the AAA meetings, and the awards will be formally announced in conjunction with the AAA meeting. The monetary award will be dispersed via electronic check. We welcome submissions from applicants of all citizenship statuses who are practicing anthropologists outside of the U.S. or Canada.

Eligibility:

• Must be a member of CAE living and working outside of the U.S. or Canada who will be  presenting in-person at the AAA annual meeting in a CAE-sponsored session. 
• Must be traveling to the annual meeting from a country outside of the United States or Canada. 
• Must be primarily based in a country outside of the United States or Canada: e.g. faculty employed at an institution outside of the US or Canada, graduate students enrolled in an institution outside of the US or Canada, or professionals working in a non-university setting in a country outside of the United States or Canada. 
• Priority given to first-time presenters.
• Priority given to scholars from an underrepresented group.
• Priority given to first authors on a paper or poster.

Note: International graduate students enrolled in a U.S. or Canadian university should apply for the CAE Shirley Brice Heath travel awards.

Selection Criteria:
1.  Eligibility (see above)
2.  Financial need as described in application
3.  Abstract of paper or poster demonstrates high quality/rigor, clarity, and contributes to CAE’s mission of advancing positive social/educational change (i.e., work that promotes anti-oppressive, socially equitable, and racially just solutions to educational problems.
*Only complete applications are eligible for consideration.

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