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Scholar Profiles
Where do SAR scholars come from?
Why type of threats do SAR
scholars face?
What type of work do SAR scholars do?
View on-line Scholar Profiles (SAR Reps only)
Where do the scholars come from?
Scholars at Risk has received requests for assistance from 84 countries.
What type of threats do SAR scholars face?
Any scholar
who faces a risk of persecution, on account of belief, scholarship, or
identity, is eligible for assistance from SAR. Risk includes the threat
of repression, violence, censorship, punishment arising out of the scholar's
work, their prominence, and/or their exercise of fundamental human rights.
General insecurity and instability affecting the whole population of a
country indiscriminately will not normally qualify.
What types of work do SAR scholars do?
Academics, researchers, and independent scholars from any
discipline may qualify for assistance from SAR. In most cases, a graduate
degree will be expected. Scholars at Risk receives requests for assistance
from scholars in all fields. Half of all requests are from scholars in
the social sciences and humanities.
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Scholars at Risk Network, New York University, 194 Mercer Street, Room 410, New York, NY, 10012 USA, tel: 1-212-998-2179 ~ fax: 1-212-995-4402