Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
The CAPE New Writers Fellowship (CNWF) discovers and nurtures emerging Asian and Pacific Islanders writers launching their careers in television. This immersive Fellowship arms each writer with the practical and business knowledge they need to succeed as a professional writer in the entertainment industry. Deadline November 7, 2022.
Share your stories with us! Email TheAmp@aaartsalliance.org with your pitch to get involved. We’re partial to strong analyses and voice-driven narratives. While we generally steer clear of the mainstream, our cultural scope is broad and inclusive, showcasing fine art, performances, writing, film, music, and everything in between.
The CAUSE Leadership Academy (CLA) for students, is a nine-week, paid, internship program that prepares college undergraduates to lead and advocate for the Asian Pacific American (APA) community on their campuses and beyond. For full consideration, applicants must ensure both Application and Letter of Recommendation are received by Sunday, January 29th, 2023 at 11:59 pm … Read more
CLIP is an intensive English language program for immigrant students who have been accepted to CUNY and who need to increase their academic English language proficiency in preparation for college classes. CLIP uses a sustained content-based approach with coursework centered on a theme and core texts. Instruction is designed to increase students’ English language skills … Read more
The We Are All Brooklyn Fellowship Against Hate is an integral part of our response to the challenge of rising hate in our respective neighborhoods, boroughs, and city. This initiative is in its second year and is created in partnership with The Center for Community Leadership at the Jewish Community Relations Council of NY and … Read more
This contest for CUNY undergrads is about work and workers. Written entries (poems and essays) need to include a link to an illustration (there are many choices). Keep in mind that paid work and labor unions are only part of the story—entries about unpaid work, immigration, family and community are also encouraged.