Crimson Honors Entertainment Criticism Contest for LGBTQ Students
GALECA will award a total of $3000 in scholarship funds to the top three contenders in the program. Students from all disciplines and majors are encouraged to apply.
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Honorable Justice Dorothy Chin-Brandt, pioneering jurist and advocate for justice, dies at 76
Justice Dorothy Chin-Brandt, a trailblazing figure in the legal community and the first Asian American woman judge in New York State, passed away on Jan. 27 at the age of 76.
American incarceration survivor may receive Congress medal
A group of Congress members have introduced a bill to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to Fred Korematsu, who was held in a Japanese incarceration camp during World War II.
Call For Submissions: 5th Indigenous and Minoritised Languages Video Poems Marathon
This initiative celebrates the diversity of linguistic communities and literary works that are often overlooked. Every new poem created in a minoritised language revitalises that language and empowers its artists. By sharing these poems alongside others in similar linguistic situations, we contribute to a global tapestry of voices, strengthening cultures too often deprived of visibility.
2025 Irene Yamamoto Arts Writers Fellowship
Are you a music critic of color with less than two years of publishing experience? Apply for the Irene Yamamoto Arts Writers Fellowship by March 17, 2025. Now in its third year, the 2025 fellowship will award $5,000 unrestricted awards to two emerging writers of color who write critically about music.
Creative Catalyst Fellowship (AAPI Civic Engagement Fund)
This fellowship provides opportunities for independent artists to engage the public in critical issues impacting Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) across the country. They consider a variety of art forms, such as music, video, visual arts, performing arts, poetry, and more. Up to eight artists will receive $30,000 contracts to produce work with the … Read more