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Funding Meets Growing Undergraduate Interest in Social Justice by Supporting Projects that Teach Humanities Skills and Methods Necessary to Transformational Change

New $25,000 Fellowship, Created by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Flamboyan Foundation’s Arts Fund, Aims to Enrich and Sustain Literary Tradition in Puerto Rico and Across the US Diaspora

Working closely with Mellon President Elizabeth Alexander, the role serves to shape future funding priorities