2023 Bursary Scheme Now Open
Apply by Monday 3 July 2023
The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) Bursary Scheme 2023 is now open. Supported by Arts Council England, bursary funding is made available for individual creatives with protected characteristics or with lived or felt experience of the criminal justice system. The 2023 Bursary Scheme will support 8-12 artists by awarding small bursaries (up to £250) to support the professional development needs of our network.
Bursary funds can cover training, courses, resources or professional development opportunities such as conferences and workshops. The bursary can also be used for travel expenses, childcare costs and other access needs.
Who can Apply?
The scheme is open to any of the following:
- NCJAA network subscribers from England
- arts organisations employees or independent / freelance creative practitioners
- applicants with a demonstrable commitment to the arts and criminal justice sector.
The NCJAA supports and celebrates work from those with diverse experiences.
Applicants must identify with one or more of the following characteristics:
- people with lived or felt experience of the criminal justice system
- people from racially minoritised backgrounds.
Please share this opportunity with your networks.
More information including full eligibility criteria and how to apply is available on the NCJAA website.
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