Fondation des Treilles, Centre d'Etudes du Bassin Mediterraneen supports high-level scholarly, artistic, and cultural work through hosted seminars, research workshops, and competitive residencies/prizes. Its giving is especially oriented toward early-career and established researchers in the humanities and social sciences, with a strong Mediterranean and interdisciplinary lens, alongside distinct awards for writers, photographers, and composers. The foundation appears to favor project-based support tied to its own programs at Les Treilles rather than open-ended operating grants.
Primarily competitive, program-based support through annual prizes, residencies, and calls for seminar/workshop proposals. Awards are often residency-based or jury-selected, with deadlines announced per call; support is likely a mix of in-kind residency access and project-specific stipends/prizes rather than unrestricted grants.
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Monitor the foundation’s website for each program’s annual call and deadline, since timelines are published separately for seminars, workshops, residencies, and prizes. Applicants should tailor proposals closely to the foundation’s themes—humanities/social sciences, Mediterranean studies, and artistic creation—and be prepared for a competitive jury review process.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondation des Treilles, Centre d'Etudes du Bassin Mediterraneen that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to all academic disciplines; intended for one to four people for a research stay. Applicants must submit a project and provide three referees.
Deadline: Residencies take place from March to July and September to November; deadlines are set in the application form and calls for applications.
Who can apply: Open to all academic disciplines. Individual stays or small groups of up to 4 people. Projects must fit the residency format.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed in November for the following year; the page instructs applicants to consult the calls-for-applications page for timing.
Who can apply: Open to French and foreign researchers. Groups of 5 to 15 people. Projects can include publication finalization, transdisciplinary workshops, or exhibition preparation.
Deadline: Applications occur according to the calendar in the form; the page says the scientific council meets twice yearly in March and November and selections are communicated in June and December 2025.
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