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SAFE project to award 56 fellowships to researchers at risk
The Supporting at-risk researchers with fellowships in Europe project will provide up to 2-year fellowships for 56 international academics at risk to continue their research in the European Union. The Supporting at-risk researchers with fellowships in Europe (SAFE) project has announced the results... -
SAR 2024 Global Congress
The 2024 Global Congress will be held from June 25-27, 2024 in partnership with the European Humanities University (EHU) in Vilnius, Lithuania. The theme, "Sustainable knowledge: Lessons from universities, scholars and students in exile," will explore and capture the experience of academic... -
SAR and its staff have been a lifeline for me during this transition
Mihreteab, a Tigrayan scholar from Ethiopia, was deeply involved in teaching and researching African legal systems and reforms, contributing to critical discussions affecting millions. However, his focus on human rights put him at great risk due to the Ethiopian government’s crackdown on ethnic... -
SAR Newsletter | Announcing the 2024-25 Mellon/SAR Fellows
Welcome to the Mellon/SAR Academic Freedom FellowsSAR launched its newest cohort of Mellon/SAR Academic Freedom Fellows.Fellows will receive research stipends and professional support to work on projects related to academic freedom.The program includes eight months of virtual workshops and project... -
SAR Newsletter | SAR announces recipient of its 'Courage to Think Award'2024
June 2024 SAR's 'Courage to Think Award' will recognize 'the scholars of Ukraine' at SAR Global Congress 2024 ... -
SAR Newsletter December 2024
The update from Rob Quinn, SAR's Executive Director, offers a comprehensive summary of the accomplishments and challenges faced by the Scholars at Risk (SAR) network in 2024. SAR continues its critical mission to support at-risk scholars and uphold academic freedom worldwide.Key Highlights:Significa... -
SAR Newsletter September 2024
1. G20 Summit in Brazil Focuses on Global Economic RecoveryThe G20 summit held in Rio de Janeiro this month emphasized global economic recovery following disruptions caused by geopolitical conflicts, inflation, and climate change. Discussions focused on sustainable development, digital... -
SAR Newsletter: "A simple resignation can lead to exile.”
SAR News – March 2025Courage of Conviction Award:Scholars at Risk (SAR) received the Courage of Conviction Award from the University of Iowa Center for Human Rights on March 5, 2025. The award recognizes SAR’s efforts to advocate for academic freedom, monitor attacks on higher education, and... -
SAR Newsletter: Responses to pressures in the US
U.S. Academic Freedom ConcernsU.S. universities are facing increasing government influence over admissions, hiring, curricula, and speech policies.SAR has launched:A new bulletin tracking U.S.-specific academic freedom developments.Zoom calls/webinars for updates and expert input.The EDU Coalition... -
SAR Newsletter: Scholar wins Pulitzer Prize
Scholars at Risk (SAR) News Summary – May 20251. Pulitzer Prize for Mosab Abu TohaPalestinian poet and writer Mosab Abu Toha has been awarded the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for his essays in The New Yorker that chronicle life in Gaza during wartime. Now a visiting scholar in Syracuse, NY...