Diadromous:
From the Valley to
the Bay Fellowship
Apply by February 29!
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Apply by February 29! —
The Diadromous Fellowship is a six-month, hybrid in-person and virtual fellowship program that will bring together applicants from the Central Valley and the Bay Area for a series of retreats and decentralized organizing for social, environmental, and economic justice in the places we call home.
Through an individual and collective arts activism practice, we seek to become stewards of our communities as well as strategize the future of our shared ecologies.
The word diadromous, our arts activism fellowship’s namesake, is a word defined here as “migratory between saltwater and freshwater.” It is the relationship of the two that sparks immense fertility and biological diversity along California’s waterways, and embodies the spirit of intentional cross-pollination and bioregional organizing that this fellowship will be made of.
Fellows will
take part in:
Three (3) in-person retreats made up of relating to:
The River (Yokuts territory/Stockton, CA from May 24-27)
The Bay (Huichun territory/Oakland, CA from June 21-24) and
The Confluence (Location and time TBD, in July)
Monthly virtual gatherings from August to October
Being trained to use The Exposition as a movement storyteller in the Callegory
Engaging our collective process to develop The Climax, the in-progress poster about California as a metaphor for global justice
Fellows will receive a working stipend for their time and will be expected to take part in all program activities for the entire duration of the fellowship.
Timeline
February 2: Applications launch
February 29: Applications close
March 24: Fellows will be notified of acceptances
May 24-27: 1st in-person retreat, The River
June 21-24: 2nd in-person retreat, The Bay
July ??-??: 3rd in-person retreat, The Confluence
August: 1st virtual gathering, The Ebb
September: 2nd virtual gathering, The Flow
October: 3rd and final virtual gathering, The Waterways
Are you part of this story?
Have any questions? Email us!
hello@callegory.org