Category: 2017 Grant Awardees

REAP WHAT YOU SEW Ivivia Olenick has re-contextualized historical narratives, focusing on interplays of race, gender, labor, and economics by using the simple INDIGO PLANT.

The Dancer’s Cooperative program this year will address the disparity between mostly white, front-of -house restaurant workers and back-of-house workers, mostly people of color. The

Now entering their 5th Milestone season, Ashville Creative Arts (ACA) produces, develops and presents innovative and professional new works of children’s theater, literary adaptations of

The Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry in Roxbuy, MA is expanding its Spirit & Action Program to including Peacemaking to address peacemaking within families, peacemaking in

  Peacock Rebellion is putting on the first all-transgender social change festival in the US featuring 4 production to be held at the Oakland Asian

  A LGBTQ Youth led program in Ann Arbor, Michigan delivers a digital story telling project accompanied by youth led dialogues and discussion which intervenes

  BY EMBRACING OUR DIFFERENCES and through the transformative power of the Arts, we are able to educate and inspire to create a better world.

Columbus Dance Theatre has announced the return of COURAGE, which will be the centerpieces of CDT’s 19th annual season.  It returns to the Fisher Theatre,

DANCING ARTICHOKES? We have previously spoken about a grant we gave to another group participating in Global Water Dances which will be held on June

  Artists Breaking Limits and Expectations is a Chicago-based NFP that offers performing arts opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome and other cognitive disabilities. They