Provides an average of $2,000 financial aid for Writers whose primary professional occupation is writing.
Application: https://pen.org/writers-emergency-fund/
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Provides an average of $2,000 financial aid for Writers whose primary professional occupation is writing.
Application: https://pen.org/writers-emergency-fund/
It provides relocation: safe space where writers/artists at risk can live and work temporarily.
Application form is currently available in English. Applications may be scanned and submitted to ICORN at icorn@icorn.org or sent by surface mail to:
ICORN Administration Center
P.O. Box: 310
4002 Stavanger
Norway
Information: https://www.icorn.org/application-guide-writers-and-artists-risk
* It targets Writers and Artists advancing freedom of expression, defending democratic values and promoting international solidarity (who are under threat/risk).
Hellman/Hammett grants typically range from $1,000 to a maximum of $10,000. In addition to providing much needed financial assistance, the Hellman/Hammett grants focus attention on repression of free speech and censorship by publicizing the persecution that the grant recipients endured. In some cases, the publicity is a protection against further abuse. In other cases, the writers request anonymity because of the dangerous circumstances in which they and their families are living.
Information: https://www.hrw.org/human-rights-watch/hellman-hammett-grants
* The program targets especially the writers who are victims of political persecution and are in financial need.