The Ostrom Workshop is pleased to honor the traditions of Lin and Vincent by bringing together experts in the field with those just beginning their careers. Workshoppers mentor Ostrom Fellows and Research Awardees along with providing financial support.
- How do I become an Ostrom Fellow? Learn More
- How do I become a Research Award Recipient? Learn More
- Who are Senior Research Fellows? Learn More
Affiliates who are senior scholars with extraordinary contributions over an extended period of time to the Ostrom Workshop via scholarship, service, and/or teaching can be selected by the Workshop Advisory Council to become a Senior Research Fellow.
2024-2025 Ostrom Fellows
- Ann Campbell
- Nishant Buragohain
- Bevis (Hsin-Yu) Chen
- Felipe-Bravo Pena
- Adriana Abreu
- James Romano
2024-2025 Research Awardees
Beatriz Lima RibieroBeatriz earned a B.A. in Social Sciences and a M.A. in Social Anthropology at the University of Brasília, Brazil. She is interested in Social-cultural Anthropology with focus on the study of politics, institutional ethnography, and multi-scale governance. Now pursuing her PhD, she focuses on the dilemmas of Indigenous peoples’ participation in global environmental governance, and the challenges of engagement in United Nation’s forums on climate change and biodiversity for Indigenous peoples. Currently, Beatriz is a PhD Candidate in Anthropology at Indiana University, member of the Center for Analysis of Socio-Ecological Landscapes (CASEL), former Ostrom Workshop Fellow and current Ostrom Research Awardee.
Marylis Fantoni- Shahzarin Khan
Thuy Ho