Grants

To support general operating

To support American Academy of Bookbinding scholarships for students underrepresented in craft and trade and/or of higher socioeconomic need

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support The Native Stewardships Corps and native plant propagation and restoration

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support individual grants for the Early Career Artist Program

To support travel grants for undergraduate, graduate, and early career scientists and faculty from under-resourced universities, and/or mentoring programs

To support early-career fellows in exploring the intersections of food systems, health, culture and equity through engagement with the Periodic Table of Food Initiative (PTFI)

To support the Native Teacher Education program, providing opportunities for tribal colleges and universities to strengthen culturally responsive teacher education pathway programming

To support Urban Advantage in providing capacity-building and support for teachers participating in their school community learning model at eight partner institutions

To support undergraduate, graduate or post-doc student biology research in the field through the Richard Gilder Graduate School

To support the Artist-in-Residence Program

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support scholarships for people interested in a career in luthiery who require financial assistance

To support the Post-Baccalaureate Internship Program

To support Arrowmont Artist-in-Residence, Workstudy and Internship Programs

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To provide support for students in the Emerging Fellows mentorship program

To support ACC Architectural and Ornamental Metals students with scholarships to attend short-term national workshops and participate in summer blacksmithing internships, as well as visiting artist workshops at an advanced level

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support Grow Appalachia in hosting a series of workshops or a mentorship program for early growers and beginning farmers

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support an award for under-recognized Puerto Rican artists working within Puerto Rican material culture

To support the Ferrini Ranch Project