The Woodruff Arts Center
Spelman Fellowships
The Spelman Leadership Fellows Program provides the next generation of women of color with the necessary skills and training to take on leadership roles in the arts field.
Women of color, specifically seniors from Spelman College
From woodruffcenter.org/arts-education ↗About this program
Each year, three seniors from Spelman College work as interns in every area of the theater's business.
This initiative serves as a direct pipeline to a professional career in the arts.
At the end of the internship period, the Alliance selects one fellow to work as a staff member for two years.
Details
- Who
- Women of color, specifically seniors from Spelman College
Run by
Alliance Theatre InstituteThrough partnerships with school districts, the Alliance Theatre Institute delivers residencies, workshops, and professional learning opportunities to students and educators across the state.Palefsky Collision ProjectFor over two decades, the Palefsky Collision Project has empowered diverse teens to dive deep into a source text and create an original theater production under the guidance of a professional playwright and director.
Talent Development ProgramFree weekly music lessons, with scholarship fundingThe nationally acclaimed Talent Development Program (TDP) provides 25 Black and Latinx students across grade levels 5 to 12 with the highest level of musical training.