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Martin Roth Initiative supports artists and cultural actors at risk to temporarily relocate to Germany with the assistance of a host cultural institution. The application is submitted in tandem between the artists and cultural actors and the host organisations. Scholarships awarded through the programme last up to 15 months.

ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen / Institute for International Cultural Relations) invites proposals for the following research project: Gender Perspectives on AI: A Strategic Scope for Action for Inclusive International Cultural Policy.

Verein Innenhofkultur invites applications from Creative Europe-based artists for the Troubled Water Residency, Austria, from 29 September to 24 November 2024.

‘Fragments, Space for Art and Memory’, through the Ministry of Culture and the National Museum of Colombia, invites Colombian or international visual artists to carry out an artistic intervention in the museum.

AWARE: Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions, with the support of artist Manuel Mathieu, is launching the second edition of the Marie-Solanges Apollon programme with the goal of giving visibility to women artists from the Black Atlantic, from the 19th century to today. AWARE proposes a three-month residency at the Villa Vassilieff, Paris, from 1 April to 30 June 2025.

A coalition of Amsterdam-based Archives, Museums and Historical institutes, with the support of the Insinger Foundation, has taken the initiative for a five-year programme that offers three two-month long fellowships per year for curators, archivists and historians in the field of slavery history, starting in the second half of 2024

Safemuse offers six-month residencies with a focus on artistic development and cooperation, for artists within all artistic disciplines.

“Culture Helps / Культура допомагає” opens a call for applications for project mini grants for cultural organisations to implement projects focused on integration of people, who were forced to leave their homes because of the Russian war against Ukraine.

The Global Cultural Relations Programme (GCRP), the Cultural Relations Platform’s flagship training programme, is a unique opportunity that brings together practitioners from around the world to create meaningful connections and discuss cross-cultural collaborations. The 2024 edition of GCRP is open to cultural and creative professionals OR participants working in fields of creating safer societies.