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The Leeway Foundation supports women and trans artists and cultural producers working in communities at the intersection of art, culture, an
Just found out about this non-profit organization for artists and cultural producers in the greater Philadelphia, PA area! If you create art for social change, look into appling for their Leeway Transformation Award, the deadline for the first stage is May 15th, 2019. They also do grants and have some neat resources!
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The Leeway Foundation supports women and trans artists and cultural producers working in communities at the intersection of art, culture, and social change.
The deadline for the Leeway Foundation Art and Change grant is coming up in March 2019! Start prepping your application materials now!
A little bit of a delayed announcement, but better late than never!
I am honored and delighted to announce that I have been awarded the 2015 Leeway Transformation Award. The Transformation Award is a $15,000 unrestricted grant given to women and trans* artists who create art for social change and demonstrate a long-term commitment to social change work.
A tremendous thank you to the Leeway Foundation and to the panelists who selected me as an awardee: Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Annie Mok, Portia Cobb, Lynnée Denise, and Maria Bauman.
From the Leeway Foundation website:
“Kerri Radley is a writer who aims to increase the visibility of disabled persons by creating cultural artifacts that document and affirm lived experiences while also acting as informational resources for abled bodied allies. Most notably, since 2010, Kerri has written the acclaimed zine, Deafula. Through writing for zines and other publications, embarking on national reading tours, and organizing panels and discussions, Kerri aims to raise consciousness about disability struggles, challenge mainstream narratives of ability, and loudly demand a more accessible, just world.”
2015 TRANS LITERARY SALON
In conjunction with the 2015 Philadelphia Trans Health Conference, Leeway presents the Third Annual Trans Literary Salon highlighting the work of emerging literary artists from a diversity of genres including poetry, fiction, memoir, and spoken word. At the Philadelphia Convention Center, June 4 from 7:30pm – 9:30pm.
Featured Performers: poet Cyrée Johnson (ACG ’13), sci-fi writer Maggie Eighteen (ACG ’14), poet, Kavindu Ade, performer Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi, and writer/activist, Tyler Vile. Co-curated and Hosted by Annie Mok (LTA ’14, ACG ’13), and J Mase III (ACG ’07). Audience members are invited to bring work to share!
Special thanks to the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference
Community Partners: Apiary Magazine, awQward, Gender Reel Lambda Literary, Metropolarity, Morris Home, Thread Makes Blanket, Trans Oral History Project, Topside Press, Trans Masculine Alliance Network, Trans* Wellness Project, Trans Women of Color Collective
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Website: www.leeway.org/translit
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The 2014 Trans Literary Salon, via the Leeway Foundation:
In conjunction with the 2014 Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference, Leeway presents our Second Trans Literary Salon highlighting the work of emerging literary artists from a diversity of genres including poetry, fiction, memoir, and spoken word. The salon will feature readings from Annie Mok (ACG ’13), Dark Matter, Imogen Binnie, J Mase III (ACG ’07), and KOKUMỌ. Audience members are invited to bring work to share. Hosted by J Mason III. Thursday, June 12 from 7:30pm – 9:00pm at the Leeway Foundation (1315 Walnut Street, Suite 832). Location is wheelchair accessible.
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Leeway Announces First Art+Technology Residency
PHILADELPHIA—The Leeway Foundation announces its first residency award, the Art+Technology Residency, a collaboration with Breadboard and NextFab Studio. The first recipient is, tiona.m. (LTA ’09, ACG ’07), a filmmaker based in South Philadelphia. The six month residency, which begins this December, is designed to support creation and exploration at the intersection of new media, art, technology, and community by connecting artists with the fabrication resources available at NextFab.
