The Legacy Project offers a variety of opportunities to be exposed to new research and ideas, to engage with one another, and to fund their research ultilizing the Colombian Truth Commisions’ Transmedia platform.
Opportunities for the Notre Dame Community
Kellogg Institute’s Legacy Project Internal Grants
The Kellogg Institute’s Legacy Project Internal Grants aim to support Notre Dame faculty, researchers and graduate students with grants of up to $2,500, that use, and intend to maximize, the transmedia files of the Colombian Truth Commission towards peace, conflict, and democracy research at the University of Notre Dame.
This grant is made possible by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies.
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Kellogg Institute’s Legacy Project External Grants
The Kellogg Institute’s Legacy Project External Grants aim to bring outstanding scholar-practitioners focused on maximizing the potential of the transmedia files of the Colombian Truth Commission towards peace, conflict, and democracy research to the University of Notre Dame.
This grant is made possible by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies.
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Clingen Family Center’s Legacy Project Grant
The Clingen Family Center’s Legacy Project Grants is a short-term, residential research grant of $5,000 to support use of the Legacy Project archive. Applications are open to scholars who are either based in the UK or Ireland and interested in utilizing the transmedia files of the Colombian Truth Commission to support research in peace studies, transitional justice, trauma, conflict, or similar research agendas, or based anywhere in the world and interested in using the archive for research relating specifically to the topic of Ireland and Colombia.
This grant is made possible by the Clingen Family Center for the Study of Modern Ireland.
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