Fifteen outstanding early-career African scholars selected to advance humanities research through the AHA–EHURA Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme. The African Humanities Association (AHA) is pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of the AHA–EHURA Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme (2025/2026). Supported by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation (formerly Carnegie Corporation of New York), the fellowship brings
The African Humanities Association (AHA) successfully convened the inaugural AHA–EHURA Mentorship Workshop, bringing together 30 early- and mid-career humanities scholars from across Africa for two days of intensive mentorship, scholarly exchange, and professional development. Hosted at the University of Ghana, Legon, from June 30 to July 1, 2026, the workshop
The Enhancing Humanities Research in Africa (EHURA) programme, an initiative of the African Humanities Association (AHA) supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, invites applications for the 2025/2026 Mentorship Programme. The Mentorship Programme is designed to support and advance female academics in the humanities and related social sciences by
The Enhancing Humanities Research in Africa (EHURA) programme, an initiative of the African Humanities Association (AHA) and supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, invites applications for the 2025/2026 Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards. The fellowships aim to build research capacity, foster innovation, and strengthen networks of African scholars engaged in