The HUES Foundation is an educational non profit organization that is committed to creative expression and innovation among BIPOC artists, writers, musicians, and poets.
We are currently seeking 5-15 writers and poets to join us for a mini-course from August 5th – August 18th.
Note: After much anticipation, applications will open on July 8, 2024. Apply early to secure your spot.
HUES Scholars
If you would like to attend our online workshops, stay tuned! Enrollment will open on July 1, 2024.
To apply complete the Google Form. A link will be shared in the upcoming days. Heres an idea of what will be included in the application:
- Personal Information: Name, bio, ethnicity, pronouns, email, location, etc.
- Media: Photo of writer or poet that may be shared online via social media and/or website
- Sample Draft: 1 unpublished or published example or WIP.
- Statement of Integrity & Safety: A commitment to the safety and privacy of others (no harassment, bullying, abuse) and acknowledgement that your work is not plagiarized or AI generated.
- Personal Statement/Collaboration: Why do you want to attend the course? What do you hope to gain from this experience? How do you hope to contribute and collaborate with other scholars?
*View the complete application here*
HUES is an organization that supports writers and poets of color across the global diaspora. Please make sure that you are respecting this space as one that is reserved for diverse voices who are often overlooked in the industry. Thank you.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns contact Denise Nichole at thehelleborepress[@]gmail [dot] com.
In the meantime follow the HUES Foundation on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. See you soon!
Summer 2024 Course Information
The Poetics of Intimacy & Desire with Jason B. Crawford: Applications open til’ July 15th. Enroll here.
