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]]>To be eligible, applicants must have
– Completed or be on track to complete an MFA or PhD in creative writing by August 2025.
– Have published no more than one full-length book of creative work
– Not have a second book in print or under contract
– Be available to live in the Dallas area during the academic year and hold no other professional or academic obligations
Applicants must submit:
– A cover letter addressing what they hope to accomplish as a writer during the fellowship period at SMU
– A CV
– A writing sample of poetry (maximum fifteen pages)
– Two letters of recommendation
This Fellowship program offers:
– Annual compensation of 60,000ドル with full benefits
– A two-year appointment beginning Fall 2025
– The opportunity to teach one course in creative writing per semester
– Engagement with the intellectual and creative life of the department and the larger Dallas literary community
– A public reading of the fellow’s own work in the first year and a public conversation with an established writer in the second year
To be ensured full consideration, applications must be received by 11:59 p.m. CST on February 10, 2025. Applicants should apply here
Southern Methodist University is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates.
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The Frances “Frank” Rollin Fellowship is open to all biographers, regardless of their background, who are working on a biography of an African American figure or figures. The fellowship is available to writers at any stage of their project, from conception to completion. A publishing contract is not required for eligibility.
To apply, candidates must submit the following materials:
The Fellowship offers a generous award of 5,000ドル to two selected winners. In addition to the monetary prize, the fellowship provides:
– A year’s membership in BIO
– Registration to the annual BIO Conference
– Publicity through BIO’s marketing channels
The deadline for applications is February 1. Application forms will be available on the BIO website after September 1.
The Frances “Frank” Rollin Fellowship is named in honor of Frances Anne Rollin Whipper, a pioneering African American biographer and activist. Rollin’s 1868 biography, Life and Public Services of Martin R. Delany, was a groundbreaking work that highlighted the importance of African American voices and stories.
FAQ
For more information contact Michael Gately at: execdirector@biographersinternational.org
This Fellowship is a unique opportunity for biographers to share the stories of African American individuals who have shaped the course of American history. Don’t miss this chance to recognize and celebrate these lives. Apply for the Frances “Frank” Rollin Fellowship today!
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]]>The G.A.S. Fellowship Award is open to mid-career fine art visual artists and curators who are nationals of and currently residing in one of the 54 African countries. Applicants must have at least seven years of professional experience in their field and demonstrate a strong track record of exhibitions, projects, or programmes.
Applicants must submit a completed application form, which includes:
– A proposal outlining their project or exhibition concept
– A brief CV
– A reference letter from a senior curator, gallerist, or director of a cultural institution
– A brief proposal (400 words max) detailing their planned contribution to the Ìmòra Arts Intensive (for fine art visual artists)
This program offers two fully-funded six-week residencies at G.A.S. Lagos. The selected artists and curators will receive:
– A 1,750ドル travel allowance
– A 1,000ドル honorarium
– A 1,000ドル stipend for basic living expenses
– A 250ドル materials budget (for artists) or a 1,000ドル exhibition production budget (for curators)
– Accommodation and cleaning services
– Pastoral care and residency support
– Driver and security services
– Exhibition production support (for curators)
The residencies will take place strictly between the following dates:
– Residency 1 (Mid-Career Fine Art Visual Artist): 5th May – 14th June 2025 (6 weeks)
– Residency 2 (Mid-Career Curator): 16th June – 25th July 2025 (6 weeks)
The deadline for applications is January 12, 2025. Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed on February 4-5, 2025, and the final selection will be announced on February 12, 2025.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take your artistic or curatorial practice to the next level. Apply here for the visual fine artist fellowship, and here for the curator’s.
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]]>The post The Open Society Fellowship / How to Apply (100,000ドル and more) appeared first on Creative Writing News.
]]>The fellowship is open to a wide range of professionals, including:
To apply for this fellowship, you’ll need to submit the following documents:
You’ll also need to propose a project that demonstrates ambition and originality. If selected, you’ll be expected to complete or make significant progress on your project during the fellowship term.
The deadline for applications is 5 p.m. New York time on Monday, December 16, 2024. Applicants will be notified about the status of their application by Friday, February 28, 2025.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take your work to the next level. Apply now and join a community of innovative thinkers and practitioners from around the world!
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The Knight Science Journalism fellowship program offers 10 science journalists from around the globe the opportunity to explore science, technology, and the craft of journalism at MIT. Fellows will spend nine months in Cambridge, pursuing a research project, attending seminars, and auditing courses at MIT and Harvard.
To be eligible for a KSJ Fellowship, applicants must:
-Work as full-time journalists, either on staff or as freelancers.
– Possess at least three consecutive years of experience in covering science, health, technology, and environmental reporting.
– Hold positions as reporters, writers, editors, producers, illustrators, filmmakers, or photojournalists
Fellows will receive:
– An 85,000ドル stipend paid out in installments over 9.5 months
– A travel and housing stipend paid near the start of the fellowship
– Basic health insurance for each fellow and their family
Applicants must submit:
– A professional autobiography: Describe, in 500 words or less, why you want to participate in the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Program and how it fits with your professional goals.
– A statement outlining their goals for the fellowship year: The research project must be based in journalism, but it can expand beyond traditional parameters and be created in any format: long-form, story series, multimedia, video, audio, installation, etc.
– Three samples of their work
– Three letters of recommendation
– CV or Resume : Provide a brief overview of your education, work history, and professional honors. (Freelancers should include a list of freelance jobs completed in the past 12 months. Include each story, venue, and date of publication or broadcast.)
Requirements Specific to International Candidates
When selected, international candidates must
– Obtain a valid visa from the U.S. State Department (typically a J-1 visa, sponsored by MIT through the International Scholars Office)
– Verify English language proficiency through an application interview(s) and/or an English language proficiency test (such as IELTS, TOEFL)
– They do not require language proficiency tests, but may it strengthen applications of candidates whose first/native language is not English
– They do not require Visa-related documentation as part of the initial application
To apply, please submit your application through the online portal.
The application deadline is January 15, 2025.
Contact Information
For further questions, please email knight-info@mit.edu .
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]]>The CatchLight Visual Storytelling Fellowship is open to visual storytellers from around the world. There is no entry fee.
To apply, you will need to provide the following:
– A fellowship statement (200 words) describing how your work engages audiences and has a long-term impact
– A description of your proposed project (250 words)
– A description of your distribution, engagement, and impact plan (250 words)
– A plan to gather impact feedback (100 words)
– A timeline for your project
– A budget estimate
– Three topic ideas for sharing your learning with the CatchLight community
– 10-20 images
– Three professional references
– A short bio
– A copy of your curriculum vitae
As a CatchLight Fellow, you will receive:
– A 30,000ドル award
– Potential access to additional funding through the CatchLight Impact Fund
– Paid travel and accommodations to the 2025 CatchLight Visual Storytelling Summit in San Francisco
– Personal development opportunities, including executive coaching
– Impact strategy and networking support from CatchLight staff and partners
– A community of like-minded Fellows and industry professionals
The CatchLight team will assess proposals based on how they employ and strengthen new methods and potential solutions to achieve one or more of the following target outcomes:
– Innovative Distribution: Testing a new distribution method of an existing project to effectively engage a specific audience through visuals.
– Community Activations: Testing how visual storytelling can be leveraged to engage specific audiences and/or address specific community information needs
– Field Sustainability: building systems and models that push the field of visual storytelling or media ecosystem forward.
The application window for the CatchLight Visual Storytelling Fellowship is November 9 – December 14, 2024. Don’t miss this opportunity to take your visual storytelling to the next level and make a meaningful impact. Apply now !
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]]>To be eligible for the CRASSH Visiting Fellowships, applicants must:
– Be currently employed at a higher education institution or research institute in the Global South
– Be working primarily within the arts, humanities, or social sciences
– Have been awarded a PhD at least five years before the date of application
– Be available to take up the Fellowship in Cambridge for a period of three months
To apply, applicants must submit:
– A CV (including a list of publications)
– Answers to specific questions (listed on the CRASSH website)
– A letter of support from their Head of Department (or equivalent), confirming that leave of absence will be granted by their institution for the full period of the Fellowship
The Fellowships offer:
– Return (economy fare) travel to Cambridge
– Single ensuite accommodation in Wolfson College
– A subsistence allowance to help with additional everyday costs
– Desk space and access to a computer at CRASSH
– Full access to the University’s libraries and other collections
– Full access to events and seminars run by CRASSH or other institutions in the University
– A nine-month digital Fellowship following the three-month in-person Fellowship, allowing continued access to the University’s online events and resources
The application deadline for the CRASSH Visiting Fellowships is 24 February 2025.
Please email fellowships@crassh.cam.ac.uk for enquiries.
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]]>The JIAS ’25 Writing Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for established scholars, creative practitioners, and thought leaders to explore the complexities of Global Blackness. The fellowship aims to foster innovative research, creative work, and intellectual exchange, with a focus on the Global South.
To be eligible, applicants should:
– Hold a PhD qualification (for academic applicants) or demonstrate a strong track record of exhibitions, projects, and interdisciplinary research (for creative practitioner applicants)
– Demonstrate meaningful engagement within their field(s) of research
– Thjs program will give preference to applicants from or closely aligned to Global South contexts, as well as women and gender-diverse applicants of color.
To apply, applicants should submit:
– A brief motivation (max 250 words) outlining why Johannesburg and JIAS present a meaningful location for the proposed research project
– A research project outline (max 1000 words) detailing a definite writing project or creative project to be worked on during the residency period
– Where relevant, images and links can be included in the PDF document
The fellowship offers:
– Flights to and from Johannesburg
– Accommodation in a private residential suite at JIAS
– Daily breakfast and lunch during the week
– Monthly enrichment activities
– Access to the facilities of the nearby University of Johannesburg
– A taxable monthly stipend (total budget over 3 months: ZAR 90 000)
Applications should be submitted as PDF documents to jiasinfo@uj.ac.za , with the following email subject line: “JIAS ’25 Writing Fellowship Application [insert full name]”.
Virtual interviews of long-listed applicants will take place during the first two weeks of February.
The application deadline for the JIAS ’25 Writing Fellowship is 4 January 2025, midnight SAST.
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]]>To be eligible for the Patrick Henry History Fellowship, applicants must:
– Have a significant project currently in progress, such as a book, film, oral history archive, podcast series, or museum exhibition
– Address the history and/or legacy of the U.S. founding era and/or the nation’s founding ideas in their project
– Be a published writer or established scholar, although applications from non-academic authors are also welcome
– Have completed the majority of their research and be focused on the writing phase of their project
To apply, applicants must submit:
– A coherent and comprehensive cover letter
– A curriculum vitae , including a list of past publications and the names and telephone numbers of at least three references
– At least one substantial sample of the candidate’s writing (published or unpublished)
– A short description of a course that the candidate might teach
– A brief narrative description of the work-in-progress, its potential contributions to ongoing national conversations or debates, and the candidate’s plan for their fellowship year
The fellowship offers:
– A 45,000ドル stipend
– Health benefits
– Numerous faculty privileges
– A book allowance
– A nine-month residency in a historic 18th-century house in Chestertown, Md.
– Opportunities to teach an undergraduate seminar at Washington College and give at least one public lecture or workshop related to their work
The deadline for applications is January 15, 2025. Applications may be submitted via email or a single PDF document mailed to applications_starrcenter@washcoll.edu . All email correspondence must include the applicant’s full name in the subject line.
Good luck with your application!
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]]>To be eligible for the Jack Hazard Fellowship Program, applicants must:
– Be a full-time high school teacher in an accredited school in the United States
– Have taught for at least three years
– Be a writer of fiction, creative nonfiction, or memoir
– Commit to concentrating on their writing during the summer
– Intend to return to full-time teaching in the fall
To apply, applicants must submit:
– A completed application form
– A brief biography (250 words)
– A CV with relevant details
– A description of the proposed writing project (250 words)
– A writing sample (up to 5,000 words)
– Contact information for the school principal or head of school
The program offers:
– A 5,000ドル award to support writing during the summer
– Opportunities to share work and connect with other writers and educators
– Recognition as a Jack Hazard Fellow
Applications will be accepted from November 15, 2024, through January 3, 2025, at 11:59 PM EST. Apply here.
For more information contact jhf@newliteraryrproject.org
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