The Harriman Institute, the Institute for Ideas and Imagination, and Global Centers | Paris, announce that three 12-month residencies for Ukrainian applicants will be offered for the year 2022-23: the Paul Klebnikov Residency is reserved for a journalist; the two Harriman Residencies are open to writers and others in the creative and visual arts.

Beginning in September, residency recipients will be based at the Institute for Ideas and Imagination at Reid Hall, Columbia University’s academic center in Paris, where they will be able to participate fully in the life of the Institute and the Center. They will benefit from a monthly stipend, a housing and travel allowance, an individual workspace, and administrative support. A residential fellowship program bringing together scholars and creative artists, the Institute partners with Global Centers l Paris and Columbia’s academic programs to create rich cultural and intellectual offerings at Reid Hall.

Those interested in applying should send a copy of their CV and a 1-2 page project outline to Marie d’Origny, Associate Director, md3155@columbia.edu, as soon as possible.

The application deadline is May 10 and successful applicants will be notified shortly afterward.