The Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship gives about 50 fellows per year an opportunity to dedicate a full academic year at the Radcliffe Institute to conduct research, create artistic works or produce public‑facing projects in a vibrant interdisciplinary environment. Fellows benefit from access to Harvard’s resources, private offices or studios and a community of diverse scholars. Proposals addressing pressing social, scientific or policy issues are encouraged, and the institute particularly welcomes projects focusing on women, gender and society or that engage its multiyear focus area on academic freedom and connecting across difference. Applicants in humanities and social sciences should hold a doctorate (or equivalent) earned at least four years before the fellowship year and have published a monograph or at least two refereed articles. Applicants in sciences must hold a doctorate and have published multiple refereed articles. Creative artists and journalists have discipline‑specific requirements. Application materials include an online form, CV, a 1 400‑word project proposal, a writing or work sample and contact information for three referees. The fellowship is not intended as a postdoctoral program; currently enrolled students are ineligible.