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We are thrilled to announce the second year of the Equity in Arts Learning for Colorado Youth Grant!
This collaborative funding effort—led by the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, and including Denver Arts and Venues (DAV), Colorado Creative Industries, and more partners to be announced —is the first of its kind in Colorado. —is the first of its kind in Colorado. The nearly half-million-dollar fund envisions dismantling the systemic barriers that have long prevented marginalized and underserved youth from experiencing the life-altering benefits of arts learning. Think 360 Arts for Learning serves as a critical thought partner and the administrator of the grant program.
Colorado arts and culture nonprofits, along with schools in collaboration with artists or arts and culture organizations, can submit their Letters of Intent (LOI) now through November 22, 2024. Proposals should emphasize and prioritize the distinct identities and requirements of youth, promote in-depth learning and the development of meaningful relationships, address clear gaps in school or community arts education, engage experienced artists and culture bearers, and ensure high accessibility for youth participants.
For more information on the history and impact of this initiative, we encourage you to read the full press release. Additionally, we invite you to explore the rest of the newsletter for a comprehensive overview of the Equity in Arts Learning resources available to interested applicants:
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