Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Providing artists with $40,000 in funding, PAIR places socially engaged artists in City agencies to offer innovative solutions to pressing civic challenges. Artists of all media can apply to work with the following host agencies: NYC Commission on Human Rights (NYCCHR) Mayor’s Office of Equity and Racial Justice NYC Administration for Children’s Services (NYCACS) NYC … Read more
The Edward Medina Prize for Excellence in Cultural Criticism is an award for reviewers, critics, and journalists in the U.S. from under-represented groups (women, people of the global majority, trans, and non-binary) who write about theater and its role in highlighting people from various cultures, backgrounds, and experiences. The purposes of the prize are to … Read more
La MaMa houses one of the greatest archives of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway theatre in the world, and the fellows will have access to this amazing archive as both inspiration and insight to foster experimentation in their own work. Besides connecting with La MaMa’s past, playwrights will be able to receive complimentary tickets to La MaMa’s … Read more
This is an opportunity for early career directors to expand and deepen their understanding of the design process, at the same time that design students can gain insight into the director’s process and expectations. Through this fellowship, our goal is for students to develop significant creative relationships with future artistic leaders, and for the students … Read more
CAMS Internship (Unpaid) Start Date: Immediate Opening About CAMS: The Chinese American Medical Society (CAMS) is a non-profit, charitable, educational, and scientific organization committed to education and community service. Established in 1963, it is the oldest and now one of the largest and most successful national Chinese American medical societies in North America with regional chapters in … Read more
With intense political debate focused on the U.S. southern border, an unexpected trend has captured a great deal of attention. Chinese migrants are among the fastest growing national populations crossing the border, and their numbers have increased exponentially since 2022.