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Healthy Petaluma awards $500,000 in grants to support youth wellness.
The grants are intended to support projects, initiatives and programs that address the mental, emotional and physical health of local community members between the ages of 5 and 24.
The programs range from mental health services and career development to arts initiatives and community-building activities.
The grant money is a response to ongoing challenges faced by local youth in the post-COVID era.
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A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
The Oregon Coast Music Festival appointed Rogue Valley Symphony conductor Martin Majkut as its music director.All Classical Portland's contributing host and producer Coty Raven Morris was selected as...more
Among the topics to be discussed are: Live Music Emissions in the UK and US; Behind the Tracks: Music Production, Delivery, and Consumption; Beyond Backlash: The High Stakes of Climate Advocacy; Can...more
Dahl Arts Center to hold Friday reception for Just Us Mural Project.15 murals have been created in the last 14 months as part of the program.JUMP program provides youth in the justice system a chance...more
Harvard violinist David Chaves has been composing music since he was a young boy.Chaves is a member of the Bach Society Orchestra and the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra.He sees the freedom in...more
"Nonprofit and the Arts: Dance Theatre of Harlem" is a conversation about nonprofit management, the arts, and the changing landscape.M.S.Smikle Jr, Robert Garland, and Anna Glass will speak.The event...more
Mercer Island PTA Council celebrates Reflections Program winners.Mercer Island School District held a special ceremony on March 5 to honor the winners and participants of the 2024-2025 Reflection...more
The Carver Community Arts Center & Makerspace will provide new and different opportunities to engage youth, teens, and families.Once operational, the Department of Recreation and Parks will...more
Traditional funding structures often fail to reflect the reality of how embedded impact happens.Artists, designers, filmmakers, and cultural institutions need time to test ideas, adapt, and develop...more
This week's Spotlight is Sullivan High School of Sullivan, Missouri, and their performance of Women and War.The school theatre program doesn't just impact our community by providing entertainment but...more
Arc Art is a celebration of self-expression by artists with differing abilities.The goal of the Arc Art program is to encourage arts among people with intellectual and developmental...more
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