Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship
fellowshipFunds a year of travel outside North America for an American-born poet. Applications due in the fall.
Sustained support — a year, a stipend, a title — and the cycles it runs on.
Fellowships run on cycles, and missing one means waiting a year. Each listing tracks the application window, the stipend, and the terms, watched so that a moved deadline shows up here before it costs you the cycle.
Funds a year of travel outside North America for an American-born poet. Applications due in the fall.
National organization supporting Latinx poets through annual workshops and community.
The premier home for Black poetry: retreats, workshops, prizes, and a fellowship community.
Seven-month funded winter residencies in Provincetown for emerging poets and artists.
Mid-career fellowships across fields, including poetry; substantial, prestigious, and unrestricted in use. Applications for US/Canadian citizens are typically due in mid-September, with results announced the following spring.
A funded 10-month residency at Princeton for writers and artists of exceptional promise—selected for potential rather than track record—to pursue an independent project without teaching duties.
Nonprofit literary organization supporting Asian American writers through an annual retreat, mentorship lab, regional workshops, and an annual poetry book prize.
Paid, part-time fellowships placing early-career poets and arts administrators at member organizations of the Poetry Coalition network, coordinated by the Academy of American Poets; includes a $20,000 stipend plus health-care allowance.
Five $27,000 fellowships from the Poetry Foundation for U.S. poets ages 21–31. Applications open each winter.
Bucknell's post-MFA fellowship providing a year of stipend, housing, mentorship, and hands-on arts-administration/editorial experience with West Branch and the Stadler Center for Poetry and Literary Arts.
Two fully funded years at Stanford with no degree requirement; five poets admitted annually. Applications open in the fall.
Nine-month post-graduate teaching fellowships at UW–Madison for poets and fiction writers who have not yet published a first book, run by the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing since 1986.