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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: Spreading Love Through the Media — Request for Proposals
DESCRIPTION:The Greater Good Science Center “seeks to contract with a video producer to create a package of videos about the science and practice of love. … Final combined length of the videos will be 10-15 minutes\, comprised of five video packages\, each featuring a main horizontal video optimized for YouTube and shorter vertical videos. The videos should be optimized for viewing and sharing on social media\, designed to capture the viewer’s attention quickly and to simultaneously educate and entertain. \n“Budget: $35\,000 total for shooting\, editing and producing all video packages and video elements (e.g.\, including animation\, music\, subcontractors\, and equipment)”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-spreading-love-through-the-media-request-for-proposals/
CATEGORIES:Fellowships & Grants
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: NASW Peggy Girshman Idea Grants
DESCRIPTION:“NASW invites proposals from individuals or groups for grants of up to $10\,000 to support projects and programs that will help science writers in their professional lives and benefit the field of science writing. Projects must be aligned with NASW’s mission\, and should be accessible to U.S.-based science writers. The committee welcomes proposals from journalists\, editors\, PIOs\, staff\, freelancers\, producers\, managers\, and others across media professions. Being a member of NASW is not a requirement\, though applicants should demonstrate an understanding of the goals and mission of the organization. Applicants located outside of the United States may apply\, but all proposals must demonstrate a clear benefit to U.S.-based science writers.”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-nasw-peggy-girshman-idea-grants/
CATEGORIES:Deadline,Fellowships & Grants
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SUMMARY:Migration in Changing Climates: A PLAYA + PRAx + Spring Creek Project Fellowship
DESCRIPTION:“PLAYA\, PRAx and Spring Creek Project are partnering to offer Migration in Changing Climates\, a new interdisciplinary fellowship. \n“This fellowship invites applicants working in writing\, ethics and philosophy\, visual art\, performing arts\, sound\, and multidisciplinary genres to propose projects that engage migration as an ecological\, cultural\, ethical and imaginative force reshaping where and how life can move. Fellowship projects will explore ecologies of migration in the Pacific Northwest and Great Basin\, including human and other-than-human lives. The fellowship will begin with an orientation at PLAYA\, with a case study of migration in the high desert of Lake County\, Oregon. \n“PLAYA is located on the Pacific Flyway\, a critical migratory corridor where millions of birds depend on a chain of desert lakes\, wetlands\, scrub and uplands for survival. From American Avocet to Wilson’s Phalarope to Pronghorn and Mule Deer\, here along the northern edge of the Great Basin\, movement has been a constant. Over the past 70 years\, shrinking wetlands\, intensifying drought\, habitat fragmentation and rising temperatures have upset an age-old balance. Migratory corridors used for millennia have been disrupted\, leading to diminished resources and increased challenges. \n“The year-long program will bring eight selected fellows together to develop creative projects that engage with the living dynamics of migration — of birds\, mammals\, plants\, and/or people — across landscapes undergoing rapid change in the Pacific Northwest and Great Basin. We seek projects that are attentive to place\, grounded in observation and inquiry\, and open to evoking dialogue — work that can hold complexity\, uncertainty\, and wonder in a world on the move. We invite fellows to explore questions such as: \n\nHow do migratory beings navigate changing climates\, fragmented landscapes\, and disrupted habitats?\nWhat happens when traditional migration routes no longer function?\nWhat are the ethical\, cultural\, and emotional dimensions of migration?\nWhat might migration by other animals\, plants\, fungi and microorganisms teach humans about resilience\, vulnerability\, and belonging?\nWhat responsibilities arise when human-driven changes force displacement across species?\n\n“As a cohort\, during the four-night (October 1 to 5\, 2026) orientation and residency at PLAYA on the edge of Summer Lake\, fellows will connect with scientists and land stewards who have expertise in migration. We will come together for field excursions\, expert presentations\, and informal conversations over dinner to share knowledge\, perspectives\, and inspiration. \n“After the program orientation\, fellows will schedule an individual residency at PLAYA to deepen and expand their creative work about migration over the next year. With the help of PRAx and PLAYA\, fellows will also connect with research and researchers that might inform this work. The fellowship will culminate with public programming at PRAx at Oregon State University\, where work will be presented between September 2028 and June 2028.” \nEach fellow receives lodging and meals at PLAYA\, a $3\,000 honorarium and more.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/migration-in-changing-climates-a-playa-prax-spring-creek-project-fellowship/
CATEGORIES:Fellowships & Grants
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