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WritersCorps Teaching Artist in Residence Grant program is sponsored by San Francisco Arts Commission (supported by California Arts Council). This program supports teaching artists to work long-term and in-depth in K-12 public schools (and juvenile hall) to teach creative writing and serve as positive role models. The goal is to show growth in written and verbal expression among the youth served.
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San Francisco Arts Commission - California Arts Council San Francisco Arts Commission Arts Education - Artists in Schools With support from the California Arts Council, San Francisco Arts Commission will support 6 teaching artists in the WritersCorps Teaching Artist in Residence Grant program to work long term and in depth in K-12 public schools (and juvenile hall) to teach creative writing and serve as positive role models.
We anticipate 80% of the approximately 128 youth served will show growth in written and verbal expression. We request support for Annie Rovzar’s residency at Hilltop School for Pregnant Minors.
SFAC’s major programs are Community Investments (including a funding program that supports eleven grant categories for individual artists and organizations, arts education, and seven cultural centers; and an Artist Vendor Licensing Program); and Urban Infrastructure, including the award-winning Public Art Program, SFAC Galleries, Civic Design Review (an oversight body for all public development projects) and the Civic Art Collection which manages, conserves and maintains approximately 4,500 artworks owned by the City.
The Monuments and Memorials Advisory Committee is a priority initiative launched in 2021 that will impact the Public Art Program and the Civic Art Collection moving forward.
It is a mayoral directive and charges SFAC to administer a partnership with the Human Rights Commission and the Recreation and Parks Department that convenes community members to create criteria and guidelines by which to determine the fate of historic monuments in the collection and the basis for commissioning public art memorials in the future.
The SFAC implements programs and policies that demonstrate cultural and racial equity values across all agency functions. We continue to develop as a local, national and international leader and resource for advancing racial equity practices in arts and culture services—both for the community and for the agency’s own infrastructure.
In January 2019, SFAC became the first City & County of San Francisco agency to have passed a racial equity statement and plan. San Francisco Arts Commission http://www. sfartscommission.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Teaching artists. The program focuses on K-12 public schools and juvenile hall in San Francisco. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
WritersCorps Teaching Artist in Residence Grant program is funded by San Francisco Arts Commission (supported by California Arts Council). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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