These $5,000 awards are intended to support young and emerging artivists each year who exemplify Mary’s passion for the arts as the vehicle for their own HIV/AIDS and/or health and social justice community activism and expression. Recipients of the Mary Bowman Arts in Activism Award use their art and activism to raise greater awareness about bigotry, stigma, and social justice around the issue of HIV/AIDS and/or the persisting health and social inequities that fuel the continued spread of the disease.
Scholarship Details
- Offered by the National AIDS Memorial and ViiV Healthcare
- $5,000 awards available to young artivists annually
- Artivists utilize their creative expressions to raise awareness about bigotry, stigma, and social justice related to HIV/AIDS and health disparities
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to both student and non-student art activists
- Artivists should demonstrate a commitment to using the arts as a means of advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness and addressing health and social injustices
Application Process
- Prepare your application, emphasizing your dedication to using art as a tool for HIV/AIDS awareness and addressing social justice issues.
- Submit your application by the specified deadline.
We encourage artivists who are passionate about using their creative talents to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and address health and social inequities to apply for the Mary Bowman Arts in Activism Award.
