Accessibility Grants support South Carolina organizations in adapting arts programs and improving existing facilities to remove barriers and expand access for persons with disabilities.
The LEAD Scholarship Grants from the North Carolina Arts Council support arts administrators in developing accessibility expertise through cohort learning and the Kennedy Center LEAD Conference.
Term Arts Education Project Grants support arts providers and organizations delivering school-term arts learning for South Carolina preschool and K–12 students to expand access and advance curriculum-aligned education.
The Accessible Arts grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board funds projects that improve accessibility in the arts for people with disabilities through research-driven, sustainable solutions.
Summer Arts Education Project Grants support arts providers and other organizations offering summer arts learning to expand access and meet South Carolina preschool and K–12 students’ educational and social needs.