The Gallatin Global Fellowship in Urban Practice (GGFUP), which is managed by the Urban Democracy Lab, provides funding of up to $5,000 and support for 6-10 advanced undergraduate and Master’s students to pursue extended, community-engaged, practice-based research projects in partnership with urban social justice organizations in New York, Madrid, Chicago, Jackson, MS, and Berlin.
Based on a vision of sharing resources, producing practical scholarly research, and self-reflexively critiquing systems of power and privilege, this fellowship is built upon established long-term partnerships with community-based organizations. Each research project is co-designed by the host organization with faculty mentors and GGFUP fellows.
Read more about the fellowship, including Frequently Asked Questions, the fellowship web site, and details on how to apply by clicking on the RSVP block below.
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