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Find similar grantsArtists Resilience Fund is sponsored by The Cultural Intifada / Artists On The Frontline. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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This initiative, funded by donations raised from The Revolution's Promise and individual giving, goes directly to Palestinian artists to organise and lead workshops for Palestinian participants. A peer-led ecosystem for young, emerging, and independent artists in Palestine, funds provide both a crucial source of income and training.
Committed to Juliano Mer Khamis's vision of forging a political and artistic movement that raises its voice against discrimination, funds are dedicated to equipping artists with tools for cultural resistance, strengthening resilience, and fortifying creative autonomy. For further information, our commitment to transparency or to donate, please email info@artistsonthefrontline.
com 100% of the money goes to Palestinian artists to organise and lead workshops and trainings (excluding bank transfers and currency exchange). Reports on the fund and how money is spent are available each six months upon request (beginning of January and July). The funds are held by Artists On The Frontline, which is a UK-registered non-profit community interest company.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Palestinian artists. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Artists Resilience Fund is funded by The Cultural Intifada / Artists On The Frontline. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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