Nominations open for 2024 Ann Snitow Prize

Applications are now being accepted for the 2024 The Ann Snitow Prize. Donor Name: The Ann Snitow Prize State: All States County: All Counties Type of Grant: Awards and Prizes Deadline: 07/15/2024 Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000 Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned Details: Prize Information The award of $12,500 may be used however the recipient wishes. Who may apply? The ideal candidate for the Ann Snitow Prize is a feminist intellectual and activist, living and working in the United States, who has consistently exhibited the qualities that led Ann to be so admired and cherished. The awardee is: A feminist, broadly defined: someone for whom feminism goes beyond a movement for rights and equality to a vision of a world without social domination or economic exploitation, a world of security, freedom, and pleasure. An intellectual and/or artist who thinks with rigor, flexibility, and originality, and who inspires and nurtures the intellectual and creative best in others. A radical social justice activist who practices generosity, integrity, and perseverance—and is effective, whether in instigating new formations; mobilizing and connecting people; and/or sustaining and growing campaigns, projects, groups, and institutions. Prizewinners may be academics, independent scholars, educators, writers or artists, full- or part-time volunteer or paid organizers—or currently engaged in any combination of intellectual and activist feminist work. Requirements  Nominations are submitted via email and should include the following: A 1 to 2 page cover letter describing the nominee A CV or resume of the nominee Work samples from the nominee (1 to 2 short writing samples; samples of activist work; or, if appropriate, samples of artwork. If you submit a video,  include a few-sentence introduction & a link). Please include a maximum of 20 pages total for all work sample materials combined. Submissions must be in English. They welcome submissions from Puerto Rico or for nominees who work in the U.S. but do so primarily in a language other than English. However, to give them a fair chance with the jury, please translate and/or subtitle all submitted materials into English. For more information, visit The Ann Snitow Prize.