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Visit funder's website →Organization Grant (Asian Cultural Council) is sponsored by Asian Cultural Council (ACC). The ACC Organization Grant program enables arts and culture organizations in Asia and the U.S. to pursue activities that foster meaningful cultural exchange for their staff, communities, and collaborators.
The grant may support an organization's participants to travel to another country, territory, or region for their activities and/or invite and host activity participants in the country, territory, or region where the organization is based. ACC supports Organization Grantees with funding for cultural immersion, research, and access to artistic communities, and offers individualized support.
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Asian Cultural Council — Fellowships and Grants Home Our Work Programs Fellowships and Grants Applications are currently closed. The next funding cycle will open in fall 2025. The Asian Cultural Council is a grant-giving organization that makes fellowships and grants to support cultural exchange in the arts for practicing artists, scholars, and arts professionals.
Priority is given to process-driven activities that enable cultural immersion, relationship-building, collaboration, or the exchange of knowledge among peers. Examples of process-driven activities include research, training, study, and exploration. ACC fellowships and grants are not intended for production-focused activities such as touring, performing, exhibiting, publishing, or making work.
In addition to funding, ACC offers logistical and programmatic support to its fellowship and grant recipients. The level of support varies by fellowship or grant type and by destination country.
Support may include recommendations of sites to visit or activities to participate in; personal introductions to relevant contacts; J-1 visa sponsorship for individuals traveling to the U.S.; and access to the global ACC community of alumni and partners. ACC has supported over 6,000 exchanges since 1964.
By combining funding with advice, feedback, and personal introductions, ACC's program builds relationships that strengthen cross-cultural ties beyond the duration of the grant. A six-month fellowship program based in New York City, with logistical and programmatic support from ACC staff. Fellowships may involve targeted research projects or open-ended exploration.
Learn more and go to applications One- to six-month fellowships for individuals, or small groups of collaborators, undertaking self-directed research. Programmatic support from ACC staff may be available by region.
Learn more and go to applications A living stipend for students from Asia pursuing graduate degrees in the U.S., with priority given to students who do not have access to comparable programs at home, and to those studying in fields that are underrepresented in their home countries.
Learn more and go to applications Organization grants are awarded primarily to support cultural exchange opportunities for specific project participants who will benefit from the experience as individual fellowship recipients do – through cultural immersion, research, specialized training, exchange of knowledge among peers, and other process-oriented activities.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arts and culture organizations in Asia and the U.S. pursuing activities that advance their understanding of a topic or area practice, foster meaningful cultural exchange for their staff, communities, and collaborators. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Organization Grant (Asian Cultural Council) are due November 10, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Organization Grant (Asian Cultural Council) is funded by Asian Cultural Council (ACC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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