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FSWW Online - Supporting Education
Our organization is committed to supporting education by providing scholarships, mentorship, and resources to students from all backgrounds. We believe that education is the key to creating a brighter future. Through our partnerships we work to ensure that every student can have access to our world class instructors. Your donation can help fund scholarships for students in need of opportunities to learn and advance themselves. Join us in our mission to make education accessible to all!
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The map to a new world is written by collective imagination. Writer and Producer Kristiana Rae Colón guides this intimate cohort in visioning alternate futures through storytelling and infusing characters with empathy and heart. Join us on a journey that includes generative writing prompts to start or continue a new play, mindful creativity to nurture your inner artist, and individualized feedback on your works in progress.
About us
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
We are an arts organization dedicated to developing and supporting both new and experienced playwrights who tell stories
of the Afro-American diaspora
and other traditionally marginalized communities.
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
To continue providing artistic,
developmental support for playwrights
rooted in the Afro-American diaspora,
and artists who are shaping the theater
of the 21st century and beyond.
Our Founders
Mission Statement
Our Founders
Billie Allen Henderson, Clayton Riley, Garland Lee Thompson, and Morgan Freeman founded our Audelco, and Obie Award-winning nonprofit in 1973 in the crucible of the American Black Arts Movement.
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Help us contiue the work!
Thank you so much! Your donations help us to continue supporting playwrights, actors, and directors telling much-needed stories starting, but not ending, with the Afro-American Diaspora.
