Grants

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support the Society of Inclusive Blacksmiths' Tool, Institutional and Mini Grant Programs and the SPARC retreat

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support hands-on weaving workshops to strengthen Filipino-American community

To support The Color Network's professional development grants, studio stipends, and micro grants and Mentorship Residency Program

To support the residency program with a focus on scholarships for dedicated ceramic artists from marginalized and underrepresented communities

To support scholarships for certification courses and our semester in design/build program

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support tools, equipment, safety and access for craftspeople in people-focused programs

To support American Academy of Bookbinding scholarships for students underrepresented in craft and trade and/or of higher socioeconomic need

To support artist engagement throughout the Alaska Native Artist community

To support a convening for the Taproot Fellowship program

To support scholarship(s) and recruiting for students in the full-time program, with a preference for students of diverse backgrounds and/or underrepresented in their craft or trade

To support the ACC Award Program’s Gold Medal For Consummate Craftsmanship and College of Fellows for hands-on practitioners, with a focus on practitioners working in traditional/heritage craft

To support the Appalachian School of Luthiery's Advancement in Luthiery Scholarship for Women

To support the First Fire Program

To support scholarships for ACC Architectural and Ornamental Metals students to attend short-term national workshops and/or attend specialized advanced blacksmithing courses

To support increased capacity of the teaching fellowship, allowing for multiple concurrent fellows; to support our artist residency; and to expand residency opportunities for BIPOC artists

To support Student Craft’s Visiting Artist Residency Program

To support the La Ivan Illich Program with a focus on cultural material practitioners

To support the BADG Maker Award and Education Initiative grants–including the Creative Futures Grant, Creative Visionary Grant, and Legacy Maker Grant–all with a focus on craftspeople

To support basketweavers in California to carry on their traditional basketweaving and cultural knowledge

To support the Artist-in-Residence program

To support Emergency Assistance Grants

To support the Guild of Book Workers' Award programs and BIPOC grants