We’ve updated KFW’s Artist Career Development (ACD) Mini Grants! KFW now provides three types of mini-grants (up to $500) for previous KFW grantees for: Opportunities (match required) Emergency Relief to…
KFW Announces Winners of the Inaugural KFW Writers Prize Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The new KFW Writers Prize, established through a generous gift from the Kentucky…
2025 Artist Enrichment Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded 46 Artist Enrichment grants totaling $182,568 to Kentucky feminist artists and…
“Her Voice Lives”: How Dr. Renee Campbell Transformed a Family Tragedy into a Mission for Justice In 2003, Dr. Renee Campbell received a $1,500 grant from the Kentucky Foundation for Women…
Remembering Sallie Bingham Every artist knows that creating takes courage. Every woman, gender non-conforming, and trans artist knows that finding the courage is only one of many roadblocks they face…
Are you an artist or organization who sees art as a powerful way to make a difference in the lives of women, girls, and femme presenting people in Kentucky? Would…
KFW is proud to announce continuing funding for the second year in our Multi-Year Radical Timely and Urgent Grant Program. The 2024-2026 Radical, Timely and Urgent grantees focused on…
2025 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 28 Art Meets Activism Grants totaling $184,154 to feminist artists and social…
Kentucky Foundation for Women Announces Winter/Spring 2025 Loretto Artist Residents KFW is excited to announce the recipients of the Winter/Spring 2025 Loretto Artist Residency Program, a partnership between Sisters of…
Are you an artist or organization who sees art as a powerful way to make a difference in the lives of women, girls, and femme presenting people in Kentucky? Would…
KFW Announces 2024 Artist Enrichment Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded 32 Artist Enrichment grants totaling $147,525 to Kentucky feminist artists and…
It was hard to miss the positive energy and joyful engagement Leah Wright radiated as she took pictures and chatted with grantees at the latest KFW Day event. In her…
As we approach our 40th anniversary, we are gathering stories from our KFW community on their many varied experiences from grants, residencies, retreats and KFW Day. At KFW Day this…
The Kentucky Foundation for Women is proud to announce that Charity Gilbert, Beaux Hardin, Ella Webster and Liliana Mora are the recipients of the 2024 Firestarter Award. The award will…
Meet Liliana Mora Artform: Painting Issues addressed in artwork: environmentalism, oppression, intimacy, reproduction Liliana Mora, 24, of Berea is a painter, muralist and sculptor. She has been…
Meet Ella Webster Artform: Music Issues addressed in artwork: womanhood, traditional heritage preservation Ella Webster, 22, of Lexington is a songwriter, studio musician, and performer in folk, Kentucky…
Meet Beaux Hardin Artform: Poetry and Spoken Word Issues addressed in artwork: intersectionality with race, gender and sexuality Beaux Hardin, 20, of Lexington, is a Spoken Word artist…
Meet Charity Gilbert Artform: Music Issues addressed in artwork: environmentalism, substance use disorder, mental health Charity Gilbert, 22, of Oneida, performs and composes music. She was selected as…
Kentucky Foundation for Women is pleased to announce that Laura Petrie will be the recipient of the 2024 Sallie Bingham Award. The award will be given at the foundation’s annual…
Nominate a young and innovative feminist artist whose art is igniting sparks, challenging oppressive systems, or developing fresh insights and vision. Nominations due August 20. Click here to nominate. …
KFW is excited to announce new mini-grants up to $500 for KFW artists. Applications open July 15, 2024, and are accepted on a rolling basis. Click here to read the…
KFW Announces 2024 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 38 Art Meets Activism Grants totaling…
KFW Announces Recipients of Radical Timely and Urgent Grants In an effort to address recent challenges to democracy, bodily autonomy, racial equity in schools and workplaces, trans/LGBTQIA+ communities and other…
Kentucky Foundation for Women Announces Winter 2023/Spring 2024 Loretto Artist Residents KFW is excited to announce the recipients of the winter 2023/spring 2024 Loretto Artist Residency Program, a partnership between…
Mayfield resident Helen LaFrance spent a lifetime creating quilts and wood carvings, but she was in her 60s when she became known for painting pictures that captured the lives of…
Loretto Artist Residency Summer-Fall 2024 “You’re invited to do your art in the midst of Loretto hospitality.” Residencies take place: July 10-Dec 15, 2024 Applications due April…
The 2024 Radical, Timely, and Urgent Grant is a two-year grant. This grant asks artists and organizers to consider what feminist issues feel radical, timely, and urgent in their…
Warm greetings to all, KFW has completed our 2023 Visioning Process with feedback gathered from artists and arts organizations through surveys, interviews, and in-person sessions. We offer our sincere…
Loretto Artist Residency Winter-Spring 2024 “You’re invited to do your art in the midst of Loretto hospitality.” Applications due November 17, 2023 for priority scheduling. January 31 is the final…
Kentucky Foundation for Women is pleased to announce that Doris Thurber will be the recipient of the 2023 Sallie Bingham Award. The award will be given at the foundation’s annual celebration of…
The Kentucky Foundation for Women is proud to announce that Grace Rogers, Kyra Higgins, Josafina Garcia, and Gwen Akers are the recipients of the 2023 Firestarter Award. The award will…
Meet Grace Rogers Grace Rogers, 24, of Louisville, is a musician, poet and essayist whose work addresses themes of rural and queer identities, colonialism, class issues, social and environmental…
Meet Kyra Higgins Kyra Higgins, 25, of Redfox, was selected as a Firestarter for her innovative work in radio theatre. She creates art in the areas of theatre, poetry,…
Meet Josafina Garcia Josafina Garcia, 22, of Owensboro, combines writing with visual fiber work, among other innovative projects. She was selected for her cutting edge artmaking, taking risks to…
Meet Gwen Akers Gwen Akers, 19, of Ashland, writes fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry. She was selected as a Firestarter for her work writing on topics such as Appalachia,…
KFW is excited to announce the recipients of the summer/fall 2023 Loretto Artist Residency Program, a partnership between Sisters of Loretto and KFW. Residencies span one to three weeks at…
KFW Announces 2023 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 32 Art Meets Activism Grants totaling…
Dear KFW Community, Our 40th anniversary is fast approaching, and while we are excited about the important work we have done, this milestone is prompting us to reflect on the profound changes…
Firestarters are intersectional feminist artists (18-25) who are igniting sparks in their community. They are artists who engage deeply in movements for racial, climate, disability and gender/LGBTQ+ justice, bring attention…
Kentucky Foundation for Women Announces Fall 2022/Spring 2023 Loretto Artist Residents, Open Applications for Summer/Fall 2023 KFW is excited to announce the recipients of the fall 2022 /spring…
The Bachelor Girl She’s no “old maid,” she’s not afraid To let you know she’s her own “boss,” She’s easy pleased, she’s not diseased, She is not nervous,…
Loretto Artist Residency Summer-Fall 2023 “You’re invited to do your art in the midst of Loretto hospitality.” Applications due April 10. Notification by May 11. KFW is partnering with the…
Are you an artist or organization who sees art as a powerful way to make a difference in the lives of women and girls in Kentucky? Would you like to…
KFW Announces 2022 Artist Enrichment Grants Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded 37 Artist Enrichment grants totaling $140,030 to Kentucky…
Loretto Artist Residency Fall 2022–Spring 2023 “You’re invited to do your art in the midst of Loretto hospitality.” Applications due October 10 for first–round consideration. Applications will be reviewed on…
Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris Kentucky Foundation for Women is pleased to announce that Looking for Lilith Theatre Company is the recipient of the 2022 Sallie Bingham Award.…
KFW Congratulates Ceirra Evans, Teja Sudhakar, and Ellie Ruth on 2022 Firestarter Award Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women is proud to…
Meet Teja Sudhakar Teja Sudhakar, 21, of Lexington, is a poet whose work incorporates topics such as immigration, intergenerational womanhood, borderlands, surveillance, and resilience. She was selected as a Firestarter…
Meet Ellie Ruth Ellie Ruth, 24, of Louisville, was selected as a Firestarter for her risk-taking work bending stereotypes and breaking musical boundaries as a musician, singer-songwriter, performer and community…
Meet Ceirra Evans Ceirra Evans, 23, of Louisville/Owingsville, is a painter who incorporates themes of home, Appalachia, queerness, family relationships, and place. Ceirra was selected as a Firestarter for her…
KFW Remembers The American Voice Editor Fred Smock By Ellen Birkett Morris KFW mourns the loss of editor, poet and teacher Frederick Smock, a professor of English and…
Are you an artist or organization who sees art as a powerful way to make a difference in the lives of women and girls in Kentucky? Would you like to…
KFW Announces 2022 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 29 Art Meets Activism Grants totaling…
Kentucky Foundation for Women Selects Participants for the 2022 Loretto Residency Program KFW is excited to announce the recipients of this inaugural partnership between Sisters of Loretto…
Nominations Open for Annual Firestarter Award! Nominations due July 1, 2022 The Firestarter Award honors a young feminist social change artist for their outstanding ability to inspire…
The mission of the Kentucky Foundation for Women is to promote positive social change by supporting varied feminist expression in the arts. For sponsorship requests, KFW supports events that have a…
KFW Announces New Residency Opportunity KFW is partnering with the Sisters of Loretto to offer Artist Residencies of 1-3 weeks in June, July and August 2022 at the…
Lida Gordon Leaves a Lasting Legacy for Kentucky Feminist Artists By Ellen Birkett Morris Lida Gordon left a legacy in the fiber arts community that empowered women artists,…
Instructions for living a life: Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. –From “Sometimes” by Mary Oliver KFW Board Member Natalie Gabbard Supports Emerging Artists through Building Networks Kentucky…
KFW Announces 2021 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 42 Art Meets Activism Grants totaling…
“If you give [women] a chance, we can perform. After all, Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did. She just did it backwards and in high heels.” –Ann Richards, former…
Meet Edith Cruz! Edith Cruz, 21, of Lexington was nominated and selected for her audio podcasting work that explores social justice and feminism within the Latinx Community. Edith’s primary mediums are audio podcasting, storytelling and…
Meet Rachel Petri![vc_gallery type=”image_grid” images=”22641,22640″ img_size=”medium” column_number=”2″ grayscale=”no”] Rachel Petri, 19, of Independence was nominated and selected for her literary writing, both fiction and nonfiction, and the way she infuses…
Meet Malaya Wright! Malaya Wright, 20, of Berea was nominated for her painting and mixed visual media artwork that unabashedly showcases feminine sexuality. Her art explores topics such as questioning and unpacking of beauty standards,…
2021 Sallie Bingham Award Winner: Carrie Brunk“My goal is to contribute meaningfully to building a world where we all live in greater harmony with nature and one another. The arts…
Nominations Open for Annual Firestarter Award! Nominations due July 31, 2021 The Firestarter Award honors a young feminist social change artist for their outstanding ability to inspire others…
Press Release written by Ellen Birkett-Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded 36 Artist Enrichment grants totaling $165,207 to Kentucky feminist artists and arts organizations committed to creating positive social…
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Press Release written by Ellen Birkett-Morris The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded 44 Artist Enrichment grants totaling $164,960 to Kentucky feminist artists and arts organizations committed to creating positive social…
Congrats to the 2020 Firestarter Award Winners: Dayzaughn Graves and Jaylin Monet Stewart[vc_gallery type=”image_grid” images=”21719,21720,21721,21722″ column_number=”4″ grayscale=”no”] KFW staff is thrilled to announce this year’s winners of the annual Firestarter…
Forging Connection, Fostering Action “Having just the vision’s no solution, everything depends on execution; the art of making art is putting it together.” -Stephen Sondheim KFW board member Lauren Calhoun…
2020 Sallie Bingham Award Winner: Mari Mujica”Once you start incorporating feminist ideas, you are really including everyone.” – Mari Mujica Kentucky Foundation for Women is pleased to announce that Mari…
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Nominations Open for Annual Firestarter Award “We the future write our own liberation.” Nominations due July 31, 2020 Nominate Here Young people across Kentucky are making their voices heard and…
KFW Announces 2020 Art Meets Activism Grant Recipients Press Release written by Ellen Birkett Morris “These arts-centered community-based projects range from traditional arts associated with Kentucky like dulcimer making…
KFW Announces Recipients of Bridging Divides Grants Press Release by Ellen Birkett Morris In an effort to bridge the many real and imagined divides in our communities, the Kentucky…
KFW Honors Carridder “Rita” Jones Carridder “Rita” Jones (1935-2020) Gave Women Tools to Transform Their Lives Carridder “Rita” Jones filled many roles in her lifetime, human resource professional,…
KFW has partnered with the Great Meadows Foundation and two private donors to help provide funds for the new Artist Relief Trust. ART is facilitated by ELEVATORarts and was…
Amplifier Art Amplifier is accepting applications for Global Open Call for Art in response to COVID-19. Amplifier will award $1,000 to 50 artists, with 5 winning works announced each week.…
Why Voting Matters: Mae Street Kidd, Kentucky Change Maker In honor of Black History Month and KFW’s Ignite the Vote Monthly Micro Grant to promote representative democracy, we are…
Biddix and Glass Receive 2019 Firestarter Award The Kentucky Foundation for Women is proud to announce that Arielle “Red” Biddix and Candy Glass are the recipients of the 2019 Firestarter…
Meet the Board Member: Cheryl R. Hopson! “Every time I leave my home I am a walking social protest movement.” — Cheryl Hopson Kentucky Foundation for Women board member Cheryl…
KFW Announces Elmer Lucille Allen 2019 Sallie Bingham Award Winner Elmer Lucille Allen, an award-winning fiber and ceramic artist, is the recipient of the 2019 Sallie Bingham Award. Allen graduated…
Kathi E.B. Ellis: Elevating Women’s Voices
KFW’s 2019 Fall Residency Program invites applications from Kentucky women artists who wish to work closely with Artist-in-Residence Carolyn Finney to develop their artistic skills. This workshop is open to…
Congrats to the 2019 Advancing Democracy & Building Power Grantees! Press Release by Ellen Birkett Morris In an effort to explore essential questions about our democracy, the Kentucky Foundation for…
Registration will open for “Electric: The Study of Pleasure” this Friday, May 10 at 5:00 pm EST! 2019 Artist-In-Residence Savannah Sipple will lead this community workshop on Saturday,…
“The world is a mess and art is just so important. It calms our souls.” Ann Stewart Anderson Ann Stewart Anderson’s Art and Work Honored Women KFW is sad to mark the…
Empathy, Compassion, and Action Drive Raabia Wazir-Robinette “Empathy isn’t just something that happens to us – a meteor shower of synapses firing across the brain – it’s also a choice we…
Pushing Boundaries, Taking Flight: The Extraordinary Life of Aviatrix Willa Beatrice Brown KFW is profiling Willa Beatrice Brown for Black History Month and Women’s History month in honor of her…
KFW Community Celebrates Suzy Post Louisville activist and change maker Suzy Post died at her home on January 2 leaving a legacy of unparalleled accomplishment in fighting for civil rights,…
KFW Firestarter Grant In honor of young people (18 to 25) who show significant potential in developing as feminist, social change artists, and whose work has the potential to create…
One-Time Special Grant for 2019: Advancing Democracy, Building Power In this era of extreme political division in our nation, we reflect on the promise of our democracy, as well as…
KFW will offer participatory workshops in three different locations around the state. Workshops include networking time, a discussion on feminist art for social change, an overview of KFW opportunities, and a detailed look at the grant application…
KFW is proud to announce the 2018 Artist Enrichment grantees! These artists are finding diverse and innovative ways to further their own artistic development while creating art for social change throughout…
Young Feminists Blazing New Trails: An In-Depth Look at KFW’s 2018 Firestarters (Firestarters Brianna, Mackenzie, and Jeri pictured with 2018 Sallie Bingham Award Winner Betty Dobson) Kentucky Foundation for Women…
We enjoyed hosting our 2018 Fall Grant Workshops in Richmond, Frankfort, and Paducah! Although we won’t be hosting anymore workshops this year, there is still a chance to access information…
KFW will offer participatory workshops in three different locations around the state. Workshops include networking time, a discussion on feminist art for social change, an overview of KFW opportunities, and a detailed look at the grant application…
KFW is proud to announce the 2018 Art Meets Activism grantees! These dedicated artists and organizations are doing important work across the state to promote positive social change and create…
KFW is proud to announce the 2018 Girls of Color: Voice and Vision grantees! The purpose of this grant is to elevate the voices and lived experiences of girls of…
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Girls of Color: Voice and Vision Grant Recipients KFW is proud to announce the Girls of Color: Voice and Vision grantees! The purpose of this grant is to elevate the voices and…
Meet 2018 SRP Participant, Isabelle Ballard! Each year, we award five women a week-long stay at Hopscotch House for participation in our Summer Residency Program. SRP supports feminist visual, media, and…
Meet 2018 SRP Participant, Stephanie Cobb! Each year, we award five women a week-long stay at Hopscotch House for participation in our Summer Residency Program. SRP supports feminist visual, media, and…
Meet 2018 SRP Participant, Grace Ann Rogers! Each year, we award five women a week-long stay at Hopscotch House for participation in our Summer Residency Program. SRP supports feminist visual, media,…
Meet 2018 SRP Participant, Pamala Wiley! Each year, we award five women a week-long stay at Hopscotch House for participation in our Summer Residency Program. SRP supports feminist visual, media, and…
Meet 2018 SRP Participant, Whitney Withington! Each year, we award five women a week-long stay at Hopscotch House for participation in our Summer Residency Program. SRP supports feminist visual, media,…
Amira Karaoud wrote a blog detailing her experience at the United Nation’s largest meeting on gender equality in New York City. According to Amira, “45 Member States of the UN, organizers,…
In honor of Women’s History Month, KFW is featuring Maggie Steed, the women behind the historic Hotel Metropolitan in Paducah. We also wish to thank KFW grantee Betty Dobson for…
KFW is recognizing Estella Conwill Májozo for Black History Month in honor of her dedication to social justice and extensive efforts to highlight the achievements and struggles of African Americans and spark social change. Click…
The following guest blog is from KFW member Shannon Davis-Roberts. Protected: Mirrors – An Afternoon with Mitzi Sinnott, International Women’s Day 2018, Murray State University Welcome to Murray, Kentucky, a small, Western Kentucky…
In honor of Women’s History Month, KFW is featuring Maggie Steed, a Paducah business woman whose hotel hosted many famous African Americans and now stands as a historic site. We…
Can you tell me briefly about your project? What did you do? The name of my project is Miss Maggie’s Memories. This project draws on the story of Maggie Steed,…
KFW is profiling Estella Conwill Májozo for Black History Month in honor of her dedication to social justice and extensive efforts to highlight the achievements and struggles of African Americans and spark…
KFW Presents “Strength in Three” On Friday, February 2nd artists from the 2016 Summer Residency Program showcased the completed work of the projects started during their stay at the Hopscotch…
We will be hosting an art exhibit at The Art Sanctuary to present the work of the artists that participated in our Hopscotch House Summer Residency program. Please join us…
2017 Artist Enrichment Grants KFW is proud to announce the 2017 Artist Enrichment grantees! These inspiring artists are finding diverse and innovative ways to further their own artistic development while…
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[fusion_text]In our newest blog post “The Legacy Continues,” Ellen Birkett Morris interviews Sallie Bingham and Judi Jennings about their work in arts, activism, and social justice today, where they emphasize…
The following guest blog is from Ellen Birkett Morris, a Louisville-based writer. The Legacy Continues On Sunday, September 24 Kentucky Foundation for Women community members gathered at Hopscotch House as Judi Jennings,…
[title size=”1″ content_align=”left” style_type=”single” sep_color=”” class=”” id=””]KFW Day 2017[/title][fusion_text]We celebrated KFW Day 2017 at Hopscotch House on September 24. KFW Day is more than an awards ceremony; it is an…
The following guest blog is from Rebecca Amsler. During our annual board retreat a few months back each of us were asked to contribute to KFW’s blog. My assigned month…
The following guest blog is from Shayla D. Johnson, a Lexington-based artist and member of the KFW Board. In the Beginning “In the beginning God created……..” (Genesis 1:1a) I love that God’s…
George Ella Lyon will present a community workshop on June 10 at Hopscotch House. Titled “Taking Yourself By Surprise,” this workshop features ways to get out of our routine and…
The following guest blog is from KFW Board member Lee Alcott. Scatter Me Some Seeds Stories fill my head as I begin to write this blog…which direction to take? Should I focus…
The following guest blog is from Ellen Birkett Morris, a Louisville-based writer. Spotlight on Sara Martin: Blues Pioneer Kentucky has a rich musical heritage that continues to this day, but few are…
The following guest blog is from KFW Board member Jacquelyn Carruthers—a nurse and artist living in Paducah, KY. Below she shares her story of a mural project in her community. Artistic Rejuvenation in Paducah…
[title size=”1″ content_align=”left” style_type=”single” sep_color=”” class=”” id=””]KFW Day 2016[/title][fusion_text]We celebrated KFW Day 2016 at Hopscotch House on September 24. We had an excellent turnout of Kentucky feminists and artists who…
The KFW Annual Report Is Available. It’s been a busy and transformational fiscal year. As we celebrate KFW Day, we are happy to share with our community information on our…
2016 Sallie Bingham and Firestarter Award Winners Announced On behalf of the KFW team, we invite you to join us in congratulating Bianca Lynn Spriggs and Annie Erskine. These two…
Participants in the 2016 Summer Residency Program responded to the KFW call to create work that is radical, timely and urgent. During their week-long stay at Hopscotch House residents shared…
KFW Gives Five Additional $8,000 Special Grants to Address Radical, Timely and Urgent Issues In an effort to spark transformational change, the Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded five additional…
[fusion_text] Natalie Frank Adds a Sisterly Touch to the Brothers Grimm An imaginary world of magic, mystical creatures, and the overarching desire to find one’s self are a few of…
We are thrilled to announce our three 2016 summer residents, all of whom will receive a weeklong stay at Hopscotch House, a $1,500 stipend, and a featured spot in a…
Every year, KFW holds interactive workshops across the state so that feminist artists can connect with one another, learn about our grant, residency, and retreat programs, and discuss the relationship between feminism, art,…
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New Summer Residency Opportunity at Hopscotch House Live. Create. Show. Residency Dates: June 12 – 18, 2016 The 2016 Summer Residency Program at Hopscotch House invites applications from women artists…
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In addition to KFW’s regular grant programs, KFW will award two grants of $10,000 each for radical art for social change. The purpose of this grant is to respond to…
[fusion_text]Scheduling is now open for retreats at Hopscotch House to take place between January 20 and June 12, 2016. We have streamlined the request process! You can now access and…
A Note from the Director Thank you for celebrating KFW Day 2015 at Hopscotch House on September 19th! We had an excellent turnout and wonderful opportunity for networking. We will be…
During the Summer Residency Program at Hopscotch House, a dynamic group of women increased their writing skills, shaped a nurturing communal experience and forged connections that have extended beyond the…
Click here to access the digital copy of KFW’s latest Annual Report. Check out the stats, artwork, and quotes from our community. Together, the KFW community is making a difference in…
In celebration of KFW’s 30th Anniversary, KFW created a one-time special grant, awarding over $20,000 to artists who have been at the forefront of creating feminist art for social change…
KFW is excited to announce our Digital Storytelling Project (DSP) as a part of the organizations 30th Anniversary celebration. The DSP uses digital media to tell the story of how…
Now accepting Requests for Retreats at Hopscotch House! Scheduling is open for retreats at Hopscotch House to take place between July 20 and December 13, 2015. Hopscotch House is a…
The “Living the Ink” Community Writing Workshop with Crystal Wilkinson will be at Hopscotch House on Saturday June 20, 2015 from 1 – 4pm. Twenty literary artists will explore the spirit…
The Kentucky Foundation for Women celebrates 30 years of feminist art for social change throughout 2015. KFW’s 30th Anniversary celebrations are intended to increase connection and broaden community impact. The…
KFW is honored to be the featured member on the Grantmakers in the Arts (GIA) homepage for March, Women’s History Month! GIA is a national network of private, public and corporate…