The Aroha Fellowship for Museums and Creative Aging, administered by the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA), addresses the growing imperative for museums to engage meaningfully with older adult populations. As demographic shifts reshape audiences and programming, this fellowship supports practitioners who are developing models for creative aging within museum contexts. The initiative reflects NASAA's commitment to strengthening the public value of arts organizations through research, policy, and professional networks. The fellowship is designed for individuals whose work bridges museum practice and creative aging—whether through programming, education, community engagement, or artistic production. While the call is open to multiple disciplines, including photography, music, and visual art, the common thread is a dedication to fostering creative expression among older adults. Fellows are expected to bring a rigorous, reflective approach to their practice and to contribute to a cohort of peers exploring similar questions. Details regarding the fellowship's duration, stipend, and specific deliverables are not provided in the available information. Prospective applicants should consult NASAA's official communications for complete guidelines. The fellowship's value lies in its national platform, its association with NASAA's network of state arts agencies, and its focus on an area of practice that is both timely and under-resourced.