Grants Archive - Page 27 of 188 - Kenneth Rainin Foundation

Curve magazine, launched in 1991 as Deneuve, has evolved into AmericaÕs leading lesbian magazine under the guidance of founder Franco Stevens. Ahead of its 30th anniversary, Franco reimagined Curve’s role, founding The Curve Foundation to empower and support the LGBTQ+ community through storytelling, leadership development and archival preservation, ensuring the continuity of LGBTQ+ women’s culture […]

Curve magazine, launched in 1991 as Deneuve, has evolved into AmericaÕs leading lesbian magazine under the guidance of founder Franco Stevens. Ahead of its 30th anniversary, Franco reimagined Curve’s role, founding The Curve Foundation to empower and support the LGBTQ+ community through storytelling, leadership development and archival preservation, ensuring the continuity of LGBTQ+ women’s culture […]

Curve magazine, launched in 1991 as Deneuve, has evolved into AmericaÕs leading lesbian magazine under the guidance of founder Franco Stevens. Ahead of its 30th anniversary, Franco reimagined Curve’s role, founding The Curve Foundation to empower and support the LGBTQ+ community through storytelling, leadership development and archival preservation, ensuring the continuity of LGBTQ+ women’s culture […]

Located in San Francisco, California, the Exploratorium is a public learning laboratory exploring the world through science, art and human perception.

The Lab provides substantial resources to support artists from underrepresented backgrounds, aiming to foster meaningful connections with communities whose voices have been marginalized. Through this commitment, The Lab serves as a catalyst for innovative artistic exploration and societal transformation.

The Lab provides substantial resources to support artists from underrepresented backgrounds, aiming to foster meaningful connections with communities whose voices have been marginalized. Through this commitment, The Lab serves as a catalyst for innovative artistic exploration and societal transformation.

The Lab provides substantial resources to support artists from underrepresented backgrounds, aiming to foster meaningful connections with communities whose voices have been marginalized. Through this commitment, The Lab serves as a catalyst for innovative artistic exploration and societal transformation.

The Lab provides substantial resources to support artists from underrepresented backgrounds, aiming to foster meaningful connections with communities whose voices have been marginalized. Through this commitment, The Lab serves as a catalyst for innovative artistic exploration and societal transformation.

The PeopleÕs Conservatory empowers young artists, particularly from Black and Brown marginalized communities, to create meaningful art that addresses social issues, fostering cultural awareness and positive change. Through a curriculum rooted in ethnic and cultural studies, students develop their artistic voices and become leaders in their communities.

The PeopleÕs Conservatory empowers young artists, particularly from Black and Brown marginalized communities, to create meaningful art that addresses social issues, fostering cultural awareness and positive change. Through a curriculum rooted in ethnic and cultural studies, students develop their artistic voices and become leaders in their communities.