The Mellon Fellowships in Democracy and Landscape Studies will be awarded to those interested in pursuing research on landscape histories with a focus on those narratives that are forgotten or neglected; and to those researching questions of democracy, the public realm, and place histories. The Mellon Fellowships expand opportunities to study histories of landscapes through the lenses of democracy, race, identity, and difference. Candidates must have a demonstrated capacity for cross-disciplinary scholarship and/or teaching. Preference will be given to candidates with final degrees such as a PhD or MLA. Two letters of recommendation are required for all applicants. Please visit the fellowship's website for more information.