Non-AAARI Opportunities

The Roy W. Dean Grants fund independent feature films, documentaries, web series, and short films with budgets of $500,000 or less that are unique and make a contribution to society that, without its help, might otherwise never get made.

The Gotham EDU Film and Media Career Development Program provides students and recent graduates from across the country opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals and aims to provide the resources and conversations needed to make informed and strategic decisions as they look to start their career in the film and media industry.

The Asian American Arts Alliance (A4) is pleased to administer, with support from the New York Community Trust, the 2025 Van Lier Fellowship. This year, the fellowship will be awarded to two NYC-based Asian American Musicians – in the categories of Music Composition and Music Performance – who seek to make an impact on the … Read more

The Asian American Arts Alliance (A4) is pleased to administer, with support from the New York Community Trust, the 2025 Jadin Wong Fellowship for an emerging New York City-based Asian American dance artist who seeks to make an impact on the Asian American community to develop new or existing work.

The Rubin supports artists, creatives, and scholars in the field of Himalayan art with a grants program that aims to expand awareness and understanding of Himalayan art globally.

Are you an Asian American studies professor or researcher? AAPI Data is excited to invite you to apply for the inaugural Public Persuasion Project. This project builds on AAPI Data’s Data, Narrative, Action (DNA) framework where we will engage with a cohort of peers on: mobilizing and protecting our academic work and communities during this … Read more