Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
The Korea Society Undergraduate Korea Study Abroad Travel Grant application for Spring 2024 is now open. Through the generous support to the CKD Kochon Foundation in Korea and another funder in the U.S., the Society is able to offer travel grants of up to $2,000 to deserving undergraduate student in the U.S. for whom the … Read more
The goal is to enable GC students who are, or will be, teaching in the CUNY undergraduate colleges to develop curriculum content related to China for core and elective courses in the social sciences and history and to discuss issues related to teaching on China.
We seek applicants whose work engages in any area of critical Filipinx studies–focusing on the Philippines and/or diasporic communities in the United States or elsewhere. We are particularly interested in scholars with experience and a commitment to working collaboratively with Filipinx communities, including students. Training in ethnic studies, other interdisciplines and fields, including creative fields, … Read more
Each filmmaker will receive $3,000 production funding, as well as $750 for participation in a funded impact campaign. The cohort will receive production support from the A-Doc Storytelling Initiative Team, and mentorship from two veteran filmmakers, to further multi-generational alliances, knowledge sharing, and community building.
Queens Museum teaching artists are part of a diverse team of highly motivated, creative, responsive, and reflective educators. Teaching artists promote the interpretation of visual art and material culture using a variety of strategies in Queens Museum galleries, public school classrooms and community centers across Queens. In addition, teaching artists develop and lead hands-on projects … Read more
Independent Curators International (ICI) is now accepting applications for the 2024 Curatorial Research Fellowships. The program reflects ICI’s commitment to the advancement of new knowledge and practices and supports curators’ research, travel, and the development of their professional networks, promoting experimentation, collaboration, and international engagement in the field.