A three-year grant to support The Co-Laboratory, a program designed to support professional choreographers and filmmakers from the San Francisco Bay Area to create short dance films in a compressed time period for the SF Dance Film Festival.
A three-year capacity building grant to support marketing and public relations efforts, build the organization’s fundraising activities, as well as technology and media capabilities.
A three-year capacity building grant to transition the primary work of the Artistic Director, invest in and expand the role of the Program Director, and develop a strategic plan which includes fund development.
A three-year capacity building grant to support the stewardship of their two facilities, fund development, and staff development.
A three-year capacity building grant to support hiring a company manager, board development, and strengthening their individual giving program.
To support arts advocacy projects throughout the Bay Area.
The Director of Arts, Culture and Real Estate is charged with implementing specific initiatives and interventions to help stem the displacement of artists and arts organizations from Oakland.
A technical and financial assistance program designed to mitigate the adverse impact of nonprofit displacement in Oakland through a pilot program comprised of training, technical assistance, and financial assistance to build the capacity of the nonprofit arts and culture sector to be “real estate ready.”
The fellowship program brings together insightful and energetic leadership and emerging models in a convergence of participatory practice and action learning to strengthen the Bay Area’s arts and culture sectors.
A wildly imaginative and ambitious two-mile LED light project on San Francisco’s Market Street championed by Illuminate, the organization that brought the Bay Lights to San Francisco.
