Closed Grants & Opportunities

A professional development and networking opportunity for arts and cultural workers of color.

Join South Arts, The Ella Project, and Georgia Lawyers for the Arts for an informational session about the basic concepts behind U.S. Copyright and how it affects art makers. We will also discuss Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This session is for information purposes only. Please consult with a professional for advice related to your personal practice, or other places of employment.

Join this information session to hear Adrienne Hundley (Art Pharmacy Head of Service) introduce arts-based social prescribing and talk through the Art Pharmacy model in more detail. This session is great for folks who are curious about how to become an Arts & Culture Partner and anyone who wants to learn about innovation in Arts & Health.

Artists, apply for up to $2,000 to take advantage of a milestone opportunity in your career.

Grants of up to $2,500 for organizations to make arts programs accessible to persons with disabilities.

Arts organizations are rushing to figure out the best way to comply with a new federal rule that could mean higher salaries or shorter working hours for many of their employees, beginning in 2025. Essentially, the new overtime rule from the U.S. Department of Labor means that most workers at arts organizations (and other nonprofits and businesses around the country) will soon need to provide overtime pay when any of their employees with salaries below $58,656 per year work more than 40 hours in a week.

These grants of up to $15,000 support "Arts &..." projects developed by partners—one arts organization or artist, and one non-arts organization—harnessing the power of collaboration.

Grants of $10,000 for organizations to conduct projects that promote the sharing, teaching, learning, preserving, and documenting folk arts and traditional culture of Central Appalachia.

Sound like an oxymoron? It doesn’t have to be. Delia Fian shares her approach to marketing both a small educational nonprofit and her own handcraft through social media outlets. Over just a few years, Delia has built a large following through story-based marketing, empathy, and generosity. In this presentation, she will share her tools and methods for leveraging social media to support creative work.

Increasing population shifts are predicted in the future resulting in communities throughout the United States receiving newcomers. This presentation provides an introduction to climate adaptation and migration in addition to strategies and resources to help prepare communities to welcome newcomers, whether they are climate migrants, refugees, or immigrants.