The Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program from the North Dakota Council on the Arts supports master artists teaching traditional skills to apprentices, preserving the state's cultural heritage.
Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeships supports intermediate-level artists studying with community master artists to build traditional art skills and sustain traditions whose transmission has weakened.
Traditional Arts Apprenticeships supports mentor artists and apprentices in Idaho through learning partnerships that build skills and sustain artistic traditions rooted in a shared cultural heritage.
Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeships support Rhode Island folk and traditional artists teaching apprentices from a shared cultural heritage, funding mentor time to pass on skills and present their work publicly.
Folk Arts Apprenticeship supports Mississippi master artists and emerging artists through one-on-one teaching that sustains community-based traditional arts and foodways for future practice.
Folk & Traditional Arts Mentoring Project Grants support Wyoming mentor artists and apprentices through sustained, hands-on teaching that builds skills and carries local cultural traditions forward.