Non-AAARI Opportunities

As part of the Statewide Community Regrants program funded by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), the Arts Grants for Queens program will fund artists and arts organizations based in Queens to produce arts and culture projects to be presented in the borough in order to enrich and enliven the community.

Open to immigrant students ages 16–28 residing in New York or New Jersey with a demonstrated track record of volunteerism and civic engagement. Applicants of all backgrounds are welcome to apply, regardless of status.

Selected participants, of Japanese American heritage or adoption, will attend an 8-day trip to Japan where they will visit many historical and educational sites, experience traditional and cultural activities, and participate in lectures and workshops. Each trip will visit Tokyo and one or two other cities.

The Director of Programs and Prevention Education provides strategic and hands-on leadership for ISS’s prevention and youth development programs. The Director will oversee a portfolio of culturally responsive prevention initiatives focused on youth development, substance use prevention, health navigation, community education and training, outreach, and family-centered programming. This work includes supporting programs that strengthen protective … Read more

The Rise Justice Labs mission is to help everyday people pass their first law or United Nations Resolution. The program includes a 12-week virtual training program with skills workshops on the steps of writing and passing a law, 1:1 coaching, guest lectures, and access to professional services and strategies for effective outreach to legislators. The … Read more

NARS supports early- to mid-career artists working across all disciplines through one- and two-season residencies. We are pleased to offer partial fellowships, covering the majority of the program fee, to all US-based artists. One US-based artist receives a full fellowship covering the entire cost of the program for one season.