The ArchiviDOTng Fellowship for 2024-2025 is a multidisciplinary six-month program designed to enhance the world’s understanding of Nigerian history in engaging and meaningful ways. Despite its rich heritage, much of Nigerian history has remained inaccessible and under-utilized for public engagement. This fellowship aims to preserve Nigerian history through digitization of archival materials, focusing on newspapers and magazines, making them accessible to the public and facilitating a deeper understanding of Nigeria’s cultural heritage. The program is guided by the crucial question: What stories and perspectives are hidden in Nigeria’s archives, waiting to be uncovered?
Applicants must be curious about Nigerian history and passionate about helping people understand it in new and interesting ways.
A proven record of successful knowledge production and historical research is essential.
Candidates should believe that their work contributes to the greater body of knowledge that enhances the world’s understanding of Nigeria in innovative ways.
Applicants must be residents in Nigeria and not have affiliations with any government-owned entities or political parties.
This fellowship program not only focuses on archival preservation but also emphasizes the importance of public engagement with Nigeria’s historical narrative. By digitizing archival materials, participants will play a pivotal role in cultural preservation and promoting Nigerian studies.
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