Funds for indian ngos-arts access and participation fund – paul hamlyn foundation

Paul Hamlyn Foundation

Funds for Indian NGOs – ARTS ACCESS AND PARTICIPATION FUND – Paul Hamlyn Foundation.The Fund addresses inequalities of opportunity to access and participate in the arts. We want to support change in the way the arts are created, presented, accessed and experienced.

Grants from £30,000 – £400,000 and lasting between 12 months and 4 years

Rolling application cycle – no deadlines. Decision making panels meet approximately 5 times a year.

Purpose of the Fund:The Fund addresses inequalities of opportunity to access and participate in the arts. We want to support change in the way the arts are created, presented, accessed and experienced.

Through the Covid-19 crisis we have been made increasingly aware that inequality plays out in ways that connect and intersect across race, gender, class, disability and other identities and experiences. We want communities facing the greatest structural inequalities to have more power in decision making and more opportunity to engage in the arts as audiences and participants. We want to create change within and across the system so that a wider range of artists and / or practitioners, as well as arts and cultural organisations, can undertake meaningful and high-quality work with different communities, groups and individuals. We want to support and champion diversity in the leadership and delivery of this work. And we want the work we fund to be evaluated and the learning shared in order to influence others.

Over the long-term we want to see:

Change in and across the system where a wider range of arts and cultural organisations, practitioners and artists are able to undertake meaningful and high quality work with different communities. This means an ecology of arts provision that works better – individually and collectively – for all kinds of people and communities.

For more details and guidelines visit the link below

https://www.phf.org.uk/funds/access-and-participation-fund/#purpose-of-the-fund

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