With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for staff at government agencies, tribal councils, community non-profits and arts councils of all sizes.

Learn how to think creatively about diversifying your funding streams by exploring different models for generating value, resources, and revenue. This session will include the essentials of grant writing. This workshop is part of the Anishinaabe Artists Workshop Series and is for Anishinaabe artists who are enrolled with the Leech Lake, White Earth or Red Lake Nation, or have a Bemidji address.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for artists who are interested in building on their existing skills to collaborate in and with their communities through their local agencies, non-profits, and arts councils.

Learn how to prepare a simple business plan, in arts-friendly language, to help you organize all the various aspects of your artistic practice and make informed business decisions. This workshop is part of the Anishinaabe Artists Workshop Series and is for Anishinaabe artists who are enrolled with the Leech Lake, White Earth or Red Lake Nation, or have a Bemidji address.

In this workshop artists with disabilities discuss their art making routines, share experiences and tips and gather for community building. Elder and artist Nancy Kingbird (she/her) and queer cartoonist Christi Furnas (she/her) and an artist who practices in a disability-specific setting will share.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for staff at government agencies, tribal councils, community non-profits and arts councils of all sizes.

Learn tools and techniques to communicate the value of your work to potential customers. This workshop is part of the Anishinaabe Artists Workshop Series and is for Anishinaabe artists who are enrolled with the Leech Lake, White Earth or Red Lake Nation, or have a Bemidji address.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for artists who are interested in building on their existing skills to collaborate in and with their communities through their local agencies, non-profits, and arts councils.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for staff at government agencies, tribal councils, community non-profits and arts councils of all sizes.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for artists who are interested in building on their existing skills to collaborate in and with their communities through their local agencies, non-profits, and arts councils.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for staff at government agencies, tribal councils, community non-profits and arts councils of all sizes.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for artists who are interested in building on their existing skills to collaborate in and with their communities through their local agencies, non-profits, and arts councils.

With the continued roll out of American Rescue Plan, now is the time to be building working relationships between communities and artists for a more creative, equitable future. This training is for staff at government agencies, tribal councils, community non-profits and arts councils of all sizes.