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New Grant and Residency Opportunities
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The Dispatch
Grant for Community Journalism
A New Journalism Fund
The new Dispatch Grant is offered during the 4th quarter of 2026, specifically to Local/Community Journalists throughout Indiana to cover the real, out-of-pocket costs of accountability in reporting required to incubate and create news stories.
The number of Community Journalists nationwide has diminished radically over the last decade, as have resources for these community witnesses. As 'middle space' news has become increasingly sensationalized and biased based on algorithmic metrics, on-the-ground reporting has never been more important.
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Visual Artists Residency
In honor of the legacy of Indiana University Fine Arts alumna, Gayle Cook, two women artists per calendar year will be awarded a Gayle Cook Artist Fund Residency at The Hundredth Hill. The Residency includes a 2-week stay in a private artists' residence, with private bath and kitchenette, as well as sole access to our 16' x 30' light-filled visual art studio (The ArtHouse) with a 10' x 30' outdoor deck, a $500 honorarium, and a showing of works at the Pillar Arts Gallery in Bloomington*. One Undergraduate student will be awarded a July residency and One Graduate student will be awarded a December residency.
Featuring original, upcycled, and finely-crafted residences, unique performance spaces, and a world class recording studio space, The Hundredth Hill offers artists and others a quiet, inspiring retreat in the rolling green woodlands of Southern Indiana. Make your way to The Hundredth Hill to create, think, reconnect with your work, and make progress on world-changing projects. Explore our residences, recording studio, workshop, and performance spaces and see what's possible for you at
The Hundredth Hill.
Artists create and innovate for the benefit of us all.
The Hundredth Hill is not only a retreat space, but we also operate a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which provides incubation space to the community of artists, as well as supporting outreach programs and arts equity initiatives. Your generosity is the catalyst to creativity and may be tax-deductible.



