Grants Database
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3Arts Inc.
CultureMinority-Run Institutions
To support general operations related to its work onexpanding access andcareeropportunities for artistswith disabilities in the performing, teaching, and visual arts
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Art Council Inc.
CultureMinority-Run Institutions
To support the Chicago convening of the "For Freedoms" Town Hall on the role of the arts and artists in the preservation of free speech and broadening of public discourse
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Art Council Inc.
Culture
To support their "10th Anniversary Awards Luncheon"
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Asian Improv aRts Midwest
CultureMinority-Run Institutions
To Asian Improv aRts Midwest to support capacity building and next generation audience development
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Chicago Latino Theater Alliance
CultureMinority-Run Institutions
For production of the 2019 and 2010DESTINOS- International Latino Theater Festival and capacity building support for thelocalLatinotheater companies that will be showcased in its programming
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Chicago Sinfonietta Inc.
CultureMinority-Run Institutions
To support itsProject Inclusion program which works tomentor ALAANA musicians and promotediversity, equity, and inclusion in the field ofclassical music
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