O The Cullman Centre for Researchers and Writers<\/strong> The New York Public Library offers an exceptional opportunity for academics, essayists, novelists, poets and artists from Cape Verde seeking to advance their creative or research projects. Each year, this international fellowship programme selects a small group of talented individuals from around the world to work directly at one of the world\u2019s most prestigious cultural institutions, fostering a dynamic and enriching intellectual exchange.<\/p>\n During the 2027\u20132028 academic year, the selected fellows will have unlimited access to the New York Public Library\u2019s extensive collections, manuscripts and rare archives. In addition, the programme provides an individual workspace in the historic Stephen A. Schwarzman Building and awards a substantial financial grant to cover living costs. This framework enables researchers and creators to devote themselves fully to developing their work, whether in the humanities, literature or the arts.<\/p>\n For the Cape Verdean academic and literary community, this fellowship represents a unique platform for showcasing Cape Verdean culture, history and storytelling on a global stage. Applicants must submit well-founded proposals, demonstrating the relevance of their research and how access to the specific resources held in the New York collection will be crucial to the completion of their work.<\/p>\n Interested candidates should prepare their portfolio, project proposal and letters of recommendation in advance. The entire selection process is carried out rigorously by a panel of experts.<\/p>\nRequirements and Deadlines<\/h3>\n