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Submit a project proposal, CV or resume, and two letters of recommendation for a 6–12 month fellowship supporting creative work that tells inclusive stories of Virginia women.
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Get matched →The Rosel Schewel Fellowship champions projects that tell inclusive stories of Virginia women, supporting writers, artists, cultural workers, and community scholars working in and around the story of women in Virginia. The fellowship will culminate in a public event and presentation. Fellows may partner with Virginia Humanities programs including With Good Reason radio, Encyclopedia Virginia, the Virginia Center for the Book, the Virginia Festival of the Book, the Virginia Folklife Program, and the Office of Education and Community Initiatives.
Fellows must be 18 years or older, be a US citizen, and reside in Virginia. Project proposals must be relevant to communities within Virginia. Virginia Humanities welcomes all applicants, including those from members of historically marginalized communities.
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