Woodland Indian Arts (WIA) Program supports Wisconsin’s Native communities through traditional and contemporary arts projects that build lasting cultural and economic support for Native arts.
The application deadline moved from February 12, 2026, to February 18, 2027. Project dates shifted from March 18–December 31, 2026, to March 18–December 31, 2027, and final reports from January 31, 2027, to January 31, 2028; other timeline dates also changed.
American Indian Language Revitalization - State Grant supports Wisconsin educational agencies working with tribal education authorities to fund language instruction that strengthens student engagement and learning.
The Creative Communities (CC) Program supports Wisconsin organizations’ community-planned arts projects that strengthen arts education, folk and traditional arts, and local arts for the public.
Tribal Cultural Grant supports Washington Tribes in creating and sustaining community-shaped arts and cultural activities, programs, and spaces that reflect their needs and priorities.
Anishinaabe Arts Initiative Grant supports tribal-member and descendant artists and culture bearers, funding creative work, arts learning, and career development to strengthen their creative practices.
The Summer Tribal Youth Program supports Wisconsin tribes and bands in running conservation projects that give tribal youth hands-on summer work, natural resources education and insight into related careers.