Register Now! Creative CA Communities Webinar Next WeekJoin us for a free webinar on Thursday, January 19th from 11:00 AM - noon for an overview of our largest grant program, Creative California Communities (CCC). CCC grants support collaborative projects that harness arts and culture as a creative placemaking strategy. Three years ago, we launched CCC, our pilot creative placemaking grant program. What began as a one-year experiment has now become one of our most competitive grant programs. As a result of overwhelming demand, our Council increased its investment in the CCC program to $3.4 million and expects to fund 30 to 40 projects in 2017. We've also made some important changes to the program in an effort to foster equitable access for organizations and creative placemaking projects of all sizes, and we're accepting applications now. During the webinar, programs staff will review the goals of the program, the project requirements and the application process, as well as highlight some of the changes to the program guidelines. Staff will provide some tips for grant writing success and will answer questions from the public. Click here to register now!
5 Programs Accepting Applications: Deadlines Approaching!We are accepting applications for the following grant programs: ARTISTS ACTIVATING COMMUNITIES: Up to $18,000 for artist residencies in community settings. ARTISTS IN SCHOOLS: Up to $18,000 supporting students' overall well-being and academic achievement through arts engagement. New categories offered this year supporting PreK, field trips, afterschool and summer programs!
CREATIVE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES: Up to $50,000 a year for small and mid-sized organizations and up to $75,000 a year for large organizations to support collaborative creative placemaking projects. Now a two-year grant program! LOCAL IMPACT: Up to $18,000 for arts projects in underserved communities. STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL NETWORKS: Up to $30,000 to support culturally-specific, multicultural, and discipline-based statewide and regional arts networks and service organizations.
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