The FAR Program will provide grants for Humboldt County artists to create projects for community benefit. This is an opportunity for artists and culture bearers to implement creative strategies and adaptive responses to address the challenges of our times.

Grants can be awarded to artists for projects including, but not limited to the following:

● *Creating public art (a mural, performance, socially engaged practice, etc)
● *Holding a symposium, forum, or exhibition on a topic that addresses community need
● *Offering a community workshop, series of workshops, or community learning experience
● *Addressing public health or safety concerns
● *Addressing environmental concerns
● *Implementing creative strategies for community resilience
● *Engaging under-resourced peoples in a creative effort that promotes wellbeing
● *Offering workforce opportunities through art and culture
● *Implementing programming that improves the quality of life for Humboldt County residents and visitors
Applicants must live in Humboldt County and proposed projects must take place in Humboldt County. Members of historically under-resourced groups and residents of rural
locations (Orick, Garberville, Willow Creek and surrounding areas, for example) are encouraged to apply!

Proposal assessment and funding decisions will be made by a committee comprised of community stakeholders and members of the Humboldt Creative Alliance.

Successful applicants will be required to submit a report, photo(s) and a brief statement regarding their use of grant funds by October 31, 2024.

Submissions deadline: February 29,2024.