The de Groot Foundation

Investing in Writers & the Literary Arts

 

  • Fellowships
    • de Groot Visiting Fellowships at the American Library in Paris
    • The American Library in Paris Writer-in-Residence Program
    • The Koyaanisqatsi Fellowships with StoryKnife
    • Pen Parentis Fellowship
  • Grants
    • Director’s Grants
    • Grants for Writers
    • COURAGE to WRITE Grantees & Finalists
      • 2024 Grantees, Writers of Note, & Finalists
      • 2023 Grantees, Writers of Note, & Finalists
      • 2022 Grantees, Writers of Note & Finalists
    • LANDO Grantees & Finalists
      • 2024 Grantees, Writers of Note, & Finalists
      • 2023 Grantees, Writers of Note, & Finalists
    • Grants for Writers Archives
  • Prizes
    • Desperate Literature
    • Writing at the Center of the World – The Markaz Prize
    • Past Prizes
      • First Pages Prize
  • Celebrating Authors
    • New & Noteworthy
    • Culture, Politics, & Literature – The Drift Magazine
    • Global Investigative Journalism – The Dial
    • Pen Parentis Literary Salons
    • Literacy is our Legacy Award
    • Geneva Writers Conference
    • Writing Forward – IWWG
    • Possible Futures – Angers Literary Festival
  • Other Projects
    • FAWCO Target Projects
    • Bioethics & Humanities in Health Care
    • 99 Media
    • Scholarships
    • Community Theater
    • Women’s Health
    • Past Projects
  • More
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What We Want You To Know...

Pen Parentis November Salon: Meet the Author’s Guild

November 1, 2026

Tune in on November 10th at 7 PM EDT for the November Pen Parentis Literary Salon: BUILDING WRITER-PARENT COMMUNITY: Meet the Author's Guild in conversation with Patrice Gopo, Anca Szilágyi, and Nikoo ... [Read More]

Read the First Installment of Leila C. Nadir’s Column for LARB

October 22, 2026

Everywhere and Nowhere All at Once: On Afghanistan, empire, and American amnesia on the 25th anniversary of the US invasion by Leila C. Nadir Director's & COURAGE to WRITE Grantee Leila C. ... [Read More]

The Dial Discusses HOW WE SEE IT at the American Library in Paris

October 15, 2026

Check out award-winning Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk and Dial editor Madeleine Schwartz' event at the American Library in Paris, "How The World Views Trump’s America." How do those ... [Read More]

A Chilling Autumn Read: THE HOUSE BUILT ON ALLIGATOR BONES

October 6, 2026

Out now! COURAGE to WRITE & Director's grantee Sophia Huneycutt's novel, The House Built on Alligator Bones, was published by Dutton Books / Penguin Random House on October 6, 2026. This is ... [Read More]

Meet the 2026-27 de Groot Visiting Fellows at the American Library in Paris!

June 23, 2026

Congratulations Madhuri Vijay, Ricardo Nuila, Adam Leith Gollner, Julie Carrick Dalton, & Molly Peacock! The de Groot Visiting Fellowship Program at the American Library in Paris supports ... [Read More]

Meet the 2026 Director’s Grantees!

June 16, 2026

Congratulations to our Director's Grant Recipients! We are honored to support your projects, and can't wait to see them out in the world! Congratulations to Abdelrahman Elgendy, Alfredo Aguiliar, ... [Read More]

New This Week from The Dial: June Bugs in Bogotá & International Debt Control

March 31, 2026

Composite of two images: the top, a june bugs in Bogotá on a leaf. The bottom, an illustration of a circle of chairs on top of the earth, with one red one in the middle.

The Dial publishes two pieces a week, one original to The Dial and one in translation. This week's articles include: Only a Little While Here by María Ospina (Tr. Heather ... [Read More]

Watch “Writing Characters from Family” with Sheila Kohler

April 11, 2025

Check out Writer-in-Residence Sheila Kohler's recent event at the American Library in Paris, Writing Characters from Family. Delve into the intricate process of crafting characters inspired by life ... [Read More]

Should Human Life Be Optimized? Read Anna Louie Sussman’s Three-Part Series on Human Embryos

March 28, 2025

Black and white headshot of writer Anna Louie Sussman smiling in a black top, with her hair in a bun, in front of a plain white background. Screenshots of the beginning of her three New York Times articles are to the left of her headshot. They read ""What Do We Owe This Cluster of Cells?" "Should Human Life Be Optimized?" and "Are Embryos Property/ Human Life? Neither?"

For the past two and a half years, COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note Anna Louie Sussman has been working on a three-part series for The New York Times about human embryos. The first story, "What Do ... [Read More]

The DAG Prize is Open! Apply by March 15th

February 1, 2025

 We’re happy to announce the DAG prize, created in part by one of our COURAGE to WRITE finalists, is now open! Applications are now open for the first annual DAG Prize in Literature, a $20,000 ... [Read More]

Investing in Writers & the Literary Arts

The de Groot Foundation

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The de Groot Foundation is a private 501(C)(3) grant making foundation located in the United States that supports writers and the literary arts.

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