2027 Aminah Robinson Writer/Scholar/Researcher Residency supports African American writers, scholars, and researchers pursuing writing and research to explore African American art, culture, and history.
A 90-day residency for a U.S.-based African American visual artist to create new work in Aminah Robinson’s historic Columbus, Ohio home, emphasizing storytelling and cultural traditions.
2027 Aminah Robinson Fellowship supports an African American visual artist’s studio work rooted in storytelling, cultural heritage, and African American women, with time to create and engage the community.
The Schomburg Center Scholars-in-Residence Program by the New York Public Library supports in-depth research on Africa and the African diaspora using the Center’s unique archival resources.
Eric and Barbara Dobkin Native Artist Fellowship for Women supports Indigenous women artists with a creative residency to explore new directions, develop ideas, and strengthen artistic skills.
Futurisms Intensive Writing Residency 2027 supports emerging and established writers with studio time, mentorship, and peer exchange to develop work exploring fantastical, scientific, and decolonial futures.