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The Dorothy E. Holmes Fellowship supports broad and deep psychoanalytic understanding to promote a more just society and relieve personal suffering. Fellowship–supported research projects will advance strategies to ameliorate the psychic burden experienced by those holding oppressed identities, including race, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, age, ability, and/or other identity markers. Applicants are invited to propose projects related to identity, oppression, and/or intersectionality in treatment and supervisory relationships, classrooms, professional groups, academia, or the larger community.
This Fellowship honors the important work of Dorothy E. Holmes, PhD, national leader on racial equality in American psychoanalysis, and Training and Supervising Analyst with the PCC.
The Holmes Fellowship is made possible thanks to a generous donation from Sandra and Steve Bennett.
Letters of Intent due March 31
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