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Aid A – Aid for Artists in Exile Scholarships is sponsored by Aid A – Aid for Artists in Exile. Aid A – Aid for Artists in Exile provides scholarships to individual artists from anywhere in the world who are persecuted in their home countries for championing freedom of expression, human rights, and democracy, and are prevented from carrying out their creative work.
This includes artists in fine art, literature, film, and music, often forced to leave their countries and build a new existence in exile. The organization also promotes projects by artists in exile and initiates its own projects to raise awareness and ease integration.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual artists from anywhere in the world who are persecuted in their home countries for standing up for freedom of expression, human rights, and democracy, and whose creative work (including fine art/painting) is being prevented as a result. Artists are often forced to leave their countries and seek new existence in exile. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Aid A – Aid for Artists in Exile Scholarships is funded by Aid A – Aid for Artists in Exile. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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