all-years Grant Recipients

Massachusetts Museum of Contempory Art

No. Adams, MA

Amount granted: $15,000

Grant year: 1999

Grant category: Visual Arts and Music

 

To Support Education, Informal and Formalal Outreach Programming

Mayhew Program, The

Bristol, NH

Amount granted: $6,500

Grant year: 1990

Grant category: Human Services

 

Program Evaluation Study

Mayhew Program, The

Bristol, NH

Amount granted: $6,000

Grant year: 1998

Grant category: Rural Human Services

 

To Expand Link-Up Component of Program

Mayhew Program, The

Bristol, NH

Amount granted: $6,000

Grant year: 1998

Grant category: Rural Human Services

 

To Support 1999 Program

Mesa Global Academy

Washington, DC

Amount granted: $37,500

Grant year: 2022

Grant category: Education

 

$37,500 to support the research and travel expenses of 5 new scholars participating in the Global Academy.

The Middle East Studies Association (MESA) represents the largest network of Middle Eastern, European, and North American scholars – across disciplines in the humanities and social sciences – specialized in the study of this region. MESA promotes high standards of scholarship and teaching and encourages public understanding of the region and its peoples through programs, publications, and services that enhance education, further intellectual exchange, recognize professional distinction, and defend academic freedom.  MESA has launched the MESA Global Academy, in conjunction with the SUNY Graduate Center in New York to harness the strengths of its network of institutional and individual members to sustain research collaborations and knowledge production between scholars from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and their counterparts outside the region.

MESA Global Academy