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Creative Equity Fund 2021/2022: Focused on Black- and Indigenous-led Nonprofits in US

United States: Let Creativity Happen! Grant of Up to $2,500

Deadline: 3-May-21

The Seattle Foundation is seeking applications for Creative Equity Fund to support both arts and cultural groups and other community-based organizations located within King County that are by, for, and about people of color and which use arts- and culture-based strategies to work toward racial justice.

This current round of funding will focus on supporting organizations most directly impacted by structural racism and colonization—those that are led by Black and Indigenous people.

The Creative Equity Fund is taking a targeted approach to address these funding disparities and piloting a new strategy to create a cohort of Black and Indigenous-led organizations based in King County that funders can support and learn from over the next two years.

Arts and culture are powerful tools for engaging community in collective change – igniting civil discourse, inspiring action, and helping us imagine and advocate for a just world. As referenced in Arts Fund’s recent Social Impact of the Arts study, arts advance positive and equitable outcomes in several impact areas, including youth development, health and wellness, and neighborhood vitality.

Arts and culture also help us tackle one of our most pressing challenges: the effects of structural racism.

Focus Areas

The Creative Equity Fund is focused on supporting arts and culture-based strategies to build racial justice. Organizations selected may be doing work in some or all of these areas:

Funding Information

Eligibility Criteria

In order to be eligible for a grant from the Creative Equity Fund, your organization must meet the requirements below:

For more information, visit https://www.seattlefoundation.org/Blog/Articles/2021/03/decolonizing-philanthropy-through-arts-and-culture

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