Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Leverage AI to better serve your community! This six-month hybrid, tuition-free, and hands-on program invites community journalists to explore artificial intelligence through theory and practice, with a focus on enhancing audience engagement.
The QCAP Internship Program provides opportunities for experiential learning, leadership, and mentoring for Queens College’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students. The program places students with NYC organizations that serve local AAPI communities and align with their personal, academic, and professional interests and goals.
The Seeding Change National Fellowship is an intensive summer volunteer program that develops the skills, leadership, and commitment of young people to organize in our communities for racial, economic, and gender justice. The program combines substantial investment in political development and organizing training through placement at host sites with intentional community-building, personal reflection and community-centered … Read more
Hunter Documentary Cohort is a boutique internship placement program for students interested in careers in nonfiction storytelling. Each student is placed with a local unscripted production company according to their interests, to work alongside and learn from industry professionals. The program also connects students with alumni, resources, and off campus cultural activities to foster creative and professional … Read more
The William T. Grant Foundation invites applications for its Research Grants on Reducing Inequality program, which supports research to build, test, or increase understanding of programs, policies, or practices to reduce inequality in the academic, social, behavioral, or economic outcomes of young people ages 5 to 25 in the United States, along dimensions of race, … Read more
The Vilcek Foundation invites applications for grants to support nonprofit organizations that work with immigrant artists and communities, and that promote diversity in the arts, sciences, education, and humanities. A portion of the foundation’s grants are identified and initiated directly by the Vilcek Foundation.