CLMP to Award Capacity-Building Grants to 43 Nonprofit Magazines and Presses
The Community of Literary Magazines & Presses (CLMP) has announced that it will award capacity-building grants to forty-three independent nonprofit literary magazines and presses. The recipients will each receive two-year grants of $2,500–$25,000 per year, or $5,000–$50,000 total, to support capacity-building initiatives.
Through its Capacity-Building Grant Program, CLMP will support grantees’ projects in areas such as fundraising, finance, marketing, publicity, distribution, and website development; skill-building opportunities for staff or board members; diversity and equity initiatives; leadership development and management training; strategic planning; and succession planning. A grant from the Hawthornden Foundation, originally founded in 1983 by the late Drue Heinz, makes this program possible.
The recipients are:
- Airlie Press
- Alaska Quarterly Review
- Alice James Books
- Alternative Field Notes
- American Short Fiction
- Archipelago Books
- Bellevue Literary Press
- Bellevue Literary Review
- Beloit Poetry Journal
- Bennington Review
- Center for the Art of Translation / Two Lines Press
- Chicago Review
- Conjunctions
- Creative Nonfiction
- The Drift
- DSTL Arts
- Electric Literature
- Essay Press
- Evergreen Review
- Feminist Press at CUNY
- Furious Flower Poetry Center at James Madison University
- Futurepoem
- Graywolf Press
- Guernica
- Kallisto Gaia Press
- Locus Magazine
- The Markaz Review
- The Massachusetts Review
- Nightboat Books
- Omnidawn Publishing
- One Story
- Orion Magazine
- Oxford American
- Philippine American Writers and Artists (PAWA)
- Poetry Daily
- Rain Taxi
- The Rumpus
- The Seventh Wave Magazine
- Shout Mouse Press
- Swan Isle Press
- Transit Books
- Veliz Books
- Womanly Magazine