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Apply for the Arts for Good Fellowship
Adults are living longer, but support systems for older adults are not keeping up with this growing demographic. Luckily, arts workers at the intersection of aging and wellbeing are uniquely qualified to step in. The Arts for Good Fellowship provides a stepping stone for arts professionals who facilitate healthy aging and want to develop or deepen their work alongside an international cohort. The hybrid program welcomes professionals from around the world to exchange experiences and expertise through workshops, peer–sharing, and networking sessions. Online sessions will take place October 4–6, November 3, and December 1, 2023, followed by an in-person program in Singapore, January 22–26, 2024, where participants will have the opportunity to directly apply their skills at local social service organizations. Applicants must be at least 21 years old, have at least two years of experience working with communities through the arts, and cover some of the travel and accommodation costs. The application portal is open through June 25 at 23:59 GMT +8; apply now via the Singapore International Foundation’s website.
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