Outlast Arts Education Celebrates Black and Native Creatives with New Opportunities
- Siona Sakah
- Oct 22
- 2 min read
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to put your art out into the world, this might be it. Every month, Outlast Arts Education puts together a love letter to creativity in the form of a curated list of grants, workshops, and contests made especially for Black and Native artists. From screenwriting to poetry, filmmaking to nonfiction, it’s a growing space where BIPOC voices are seen, celebrated, and supported. Think of it as your monthly reminder that your art deserves room to breathe and be funded.
Here are a few of the latest opportunities worth checking out:
If you love chills, thrills, and late-night storytelling, this virtual workshop is built for you. Hone your skills and learn the craft of horror writing in a creative space designed for Black screenwriters.
A one-of-a-kind residency for artists making work that challenges, inspires, and redefines culture.
Your words deserve a stage. Submit your poems for a chance to be published by one of the most respected indie presses.
Got a story that’s been sitting in your notes app for too long? Here’s your sign to send it in.
This one’s for the truth-tellers. Share your personal essays and nonfiction pieces for a chance to be recognized by HerStry.
Three decades of celebrating Black excellence in film, screenings, panels, networking, and pure inspiration.
Dreaming of breaking into entertainment? This fully funded internship could be your entryway to Netflix. If one of these speaks to you, don’t hesitate. Apply, submit, share your work. The world is waiting for your story, and Outlast Arts Education is here to help you take that next step.
Stay inspired, stay creative, and don’t forget to subscribe to their newsletter via the link in bio to get the full monthly list straight to your inbox.
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