First Peoples’ Cultural Council Arts Vitality Micro-Grant in Canada 2022

By UwakMfon Akpan April 28, 2022 Grants 0 Comments

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In Canada in 2022, the First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) is accepting applications for the First Peoples’ Cultural Council Arts Vitality Micro-Grant.

First Peoples’ Cultural Council Arts Vitality Micro-Grant

The Arts Vitality Micro-Grant helps Indigenous artists, Knowledge Holders, and Indigenous arts organizations in British Columbia recover from the COVID-19 epidemic, and climatic catastrophes (wildfires, floods, and heatwaves, for example), and changes in the arts and culture sector.

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Worth of Grant

The amount of the grant varies between $3,000 and $5,000.

This ad hoc financing might include, but is not limited to, the following:

recuperation of the economic effect;
revenue and time lost;
tools, equipment, and/or supplies that have been lost or destroyed;
gaining new skills, tools, and/or technology; and/or forming new connections that are important to your project/practice

Requirements for the First Peoples’ Cultural Council Arts Vitality Micro-Grant

Applicants must have completed basic training in their subject and shown a dedication to their creative practice in any discipline to be considered.
Cultural, ceremonial, visual, performing, literary, and other fields are among them.
Applicants are welcome to apply from any creative field.
This scholarship is for Indigenous artists or collectives that are 19 years old or older and have lived in British Columbia for at least a year.
It’s also for non-profit indigenous organizations and societies, as well as First Nations communities in British Columbia, who operate in a variety of creative disciplines.
Please note that proposals that show a demonstrable need as a consequence of COVID-19 and/or climate emergency implications will be given preference.