Pre-Doctoral, Post-Doctoral, and Summer Fellowships

The Project on Indigenous Governance and Development hosts scholars who support the priorities of Native nations. Our mission is to conduct and promote collaborative research, learning, and teaching that improves the political, social, cultural, and economic well-being of all Indigenous peoples, nations, and communities. Our efforts support Indigenous peoples’ sovereignty, the rights to self-determination and self-governance. This work may include examining areas such as access to resources, economic barriers impacting advancement, tribal codes and regulations, intergovernmental relations, and institutions that reinforce economic, social, and cultural foundations. The Harvard Project welcomes scholars at multiple career stages to contribute to this work through pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, and summer fellowships. Interested scholars should submit letters of inquiry to indigenousgov@hks.harvard.edu with the subject line “Fellowship Inquiry.”