Project 306.36 Visual Storytelling Grants
Overview
Boyd’s Station, a nonprofit arts and journalism residency program, offers artists and student journalists a rural and serene environment to create and pursue their individual craft while providing a safe, inclusive, supportive space with the community of Harrison County, Kentucky for people of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures to discuss, share, learn about and expand on the areas of literacy, communication and journalism through the visual arts and writing.
Reward
The 2025 Reinke and Dillon Grant for Visual Storytelling recipients are awarded a $3,000 grant to take part in Project 306.36 for three months and are immediately immersed into Harrison County, Kentucky rent free. The furnished housing is provided at no cost to the students. Fuel cost is reimbursed.
Eligibility
Candidates must be college juniors, seniors or graduate students. Recent graduates working to further a career in visual storytelling are encouraged to apply as well. They must be 21 years of age or older during the time of the grant period - they can be 20 when they apply but must be 21 by the time the grant begins.
Application Requirements
Online application form.
