The Harpo Foundation Native American Residency, hosted at the Vermont Studio Center, is a fellowship designed to support Native American artists across disciplines including dance, visual art, and writing. The residency provides dedicated time and space for creative development within a community of peers at an established artist residency in Johnson, Vermont. While specific details regarding the award package, duration, and application requirements are not currently available, the program is rooted in the Harpo Foundation's broader mission to support under-recognized artists. Vermont Studio Center is known for its rigorous yet supportive environment, offering studio space and accommodations to artists from around the world. This residency is an opportunity for Native American artists to advance their practice without the pressures of daily life. The curatorial vision emphasizes cultural specificity and artistic excellence, with a focus on dance, visual art, and writing by Native American and Indigenous practitioners. The fellowship aligns with Missa's commitment to highlighting opportunities that prioritize underrepresented voices and provide meaningful support for creative work.