Griboyedov Grant
This grant of up to £1000 for proposed academic research is open to Georgian scholars resident in Georgia and/or Russia. The research should focus on Georgia’s interactions with Russia over the centuries. This may involve fieldwork and/or deskwork in archives, museums and libraries in Georgia, Russia or elsewhere.
The primary criteria for the grant are the quality and viability of the proposed research. In addition, preference will be given to those in early or mid-career (ie. aged 25-45), to applications with co-funding (in cash and/or in kind) and/or where costs are reduced by borrowing equipment rather than buying it and/or to applications that promise to generate publishable outputs in English.
FaRiG is pleased to have awarded the following grants...
2024
Joint winners
- Beka Kobakhidze - Paris 1919-1920: Russia, the West, and Georgia's Pursuit of Self-Determination
- Ana Tchintcharauli - How Soviet resettlement policy affected the memory of the Caucasus mountain people
2023
No applications
2022
Nino Chincharauli - Soviet Fine Art and Georgian Art Criticism - Purposes and Function