Ideas in Revolt: Grants for Radical Writers, Artists and Creators
The Institute for Anarchist Studies and Agency are partnering on a 2022-23 grants program and are excited to invite you to apply. For a quarter of a century, the IAS has funded creative work that furthers anarchist ideas and makes them accessible to a broad audience. This year, Agency has joined forces with the IAS to boost grant funding specifically for multimedia-focused projects such as podcast, video production, and livestreams.
We have a limited number of $500 – $2,000 grants available and would like to encourage anarchist creators with proposals for communicating anarchist ideas to apply.
We are particularly interested in amplifying the voices of people who understand anarchist theory through lived experiences and embodied oppressions, as well as projects focused on practices and cultures of care as forms of resistance, and examples of successes and wins, past and present. People from historically and currently underrepresented backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.
To apply, visit the IAS website, review the instructions, and apply online. Submissions will be accepted until February 28th, 2023. Applicants will be notified of decisions by June 30, 2023. We enthusiastically await your applications and wish you all the best.
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Ideas in Revolt: Grants for Radical Writers, Artists and Creators
The Institute for Anarchist Studies and Agency are partnering on a 2022-23 grants program and are excited to invite you to apply. For a quarter of a century, the IAS has funded creative work that furthers anarchist ideas and makes them accessible to a broad audience. This year, Agency has joined forces with the IAS to boost grant funding specifically for multimedia-focused projects such as podcast, video production, and livestreams.
We have a limited number of $500 – $2,000 grants available and would like to encourage anarchist creators with proposals for communicating anarchist ideas to apply.
We are particularly interested in amplifying the voices of people who understand anarchist theory through lived experiences and embodied oppressions, as well as projects focused on practices and cultures of care as forms of resistance, and examples of successes and wins, past and present. People from historically and currently underrepresented backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.
To apply, visit the IAS website, review the instructions, and apply online. Submissions will be accepted until February 28th, 2023. Applicants will be notified of decisions by June 30, 2023. We enthusiastically await your applications and wish you all the best.
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