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Native Arts + Heritage Fund is sponsored by Creative West. This fund provides support for individuals in the Native arts and heritage field. Creative West aims to empower artists and culture-makers with direct, practical resources, delivered regionally.
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Native Arts + Heritage Fund - Creative West About the State Arts Agencies in the West Meet Our Grantees & Fellows Support for creativity in our region Services to State Arts Agencies Regional action, national models Creative Vitality™ Summit Western Arts Advocacy Network Consulting Services & Research Building creative capacity anywhere Our Individual Awardees and Fellows Our Organizational Grantees Learn About the US Regional Arts Organizations Native Arts + Heritage Fund The Native Arts + Heritage Fund (NAHF) is a community-rooted award program created to support Native American and Alaska Native artists, culture bearers, and cultural practitioners across the Creative West region.
Applications closed on March 8, 2026. Grants, Awards & Programs Team grants@wearecreativewest. org Co-designed with Native-centered artists, advisors, and community leaders, the Native Arts + Heritage Fund centers care, cultural continuity, and self-determination.
The fund honors Indigenous ways of knowing and values process over product, relationship over compliance, and well-being as a meaningful measure of impact. In addition to unrestricted funding, selected artists will participate in a three-month virtual cohort experience designed for connection, reflection, and shared learning.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual Native artists and culture-makers within the Creative West region (Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, California, Colorado, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern Mariana Islands, Oregon, Ut…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Native Arts and Heritage Fund (NAHF) is sponsored by Creative West. The Native Arts + Heritage Fund (NAHF) is a community-rooted award program created to support Native American and Alaska Native artists, culture bearers, and cultural practitioners across the Creative West region. It centers care, cultural continuity, and self-determination, honoring Indigenous ways of knowing and valuing process over product, relationship over compliance, and well-being as a meaningful measure of impact.
BIPOC Artist Fund (Creative West) is sponsored by Creative West. The Creative West Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Artist Fund provides no-strings-attached funding and support to BIPOC artists, cultural practitioners, and collaboratives living in the 16 states and jurisdictions in the Creative West region. The program emphasizes self-determination for BIPOC artists and their communities.
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