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Frequently Asked Questions
The pr05
grant is open to early to mid-career coders, developers, or software engineers, interested in professional mentorship and the opportunity to collaborate and learn within a cohort of like-minded peers. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, regardless of geographical location.
Information about currently running grants at the Processing Foundation can be found at the following address:
https://processingfoundation.org/grants
Also consider joining our mailing list to be informed of future opportunities.
The selection process for the pr05
Program is based on a thorough review of all applications by the Processing Foundation team and a panel of external reviewers. The evaluation is mainly based on project understanding, proposed approach, and relevant experience. After screening of the proposal, a short list of finalists will be invited to a video interview. See this year's timeline for specific dates.
Grant recipients receive a $10,000 USD stipend, mentorship, and public-facing opportunities to showcase their work. They also gain access to the Processing Foundation's network of developers, artists, designers, activists, educators, engineers, researchers, and collectives to collaborate and exchange during and after the completion of their project.
The pr05
Processing Foundation Software Development Grant lasts four months. During this time, grantees are expected to work on their projects, and participate in mentorship sessions, town halls, and cohort check-ins.
Yes, the pr05
Processing Foundation Software Development Grant is open to applicants worldwide. We encourage individuals from diverse regions and backgrounds to apply. All meetings will be held online and we will work to find times that best accommodate participants.
Note
As a U.S-based organization, please note that we are unable to accept application from residents of countries under U.S embargo. You should also be legally allowed to work in your country of residence for whole duration of the program.
Only individual developers are eligible to apply. The pr05
grant is intended to support solo software development work. If you're part of a team or collective, please refer to our Fellowship program instead.
Absolutely! If you are interested in contributing to the Processing and p5.js ecosystems, we encourage you to apply.
We welcome any questions you may have at [email protected].