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PFP Workshops
The Folklore Project offers technical assistance to Philadelphia-area grassroots groups
and traditional artists.
At our workshops, we can walk you through basic grants application processes, and even more important, we can help you think about how to do work that is right for you or your organization, that won't sink you, and through which you can sustain diverse and alternative folk and traditionally-grounded arts in our region. Workshops take place at the PFP office, 735 S. 50th Street, generally on the second Saturday of most months, from September through June, usually 10 AM - Noon. (The exact calendar changes, so check below for current dates). Workshops are free, but spaces are limited and you MUST RSVP to attend. Please call us: 215.726.1106 or email pfp@folkloreproject.org. This falls's workshops are:
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WORKSHOPS
Hands-on workshops for grassroots artists and cultural heritage workers, aiming to get resources into our communities, build skills, and encourage mutual support. Always FREE but limited space. Always held at PFP office, 735 S. 50th Street, 10 AM - Noon. RSVPS required: 215.726.1106
October 11
FOLK ARTS GRANT-WRITING 101
Intro to folk arts-friendly funding opportunities in the Philadelphia area. Where can you go for funds to support your heritage arts efforts? Review upcoming deadlines and see what works for you. Leave with a plan!
November 8
FOLK ARTS GRANTS: ARTIST STATEMENTS
Focus on basic elements of applications, with hands-on practice. How do you explain what you do (to people who have no idea where you come from!)
December 13
FOLK ARTS NARRATIVES AND BUDGETS (Pt. 1)
Hands-on coaching at basic elements of grant-writing. How do you plan and undertake a folk arts / heritage project and describe it in a narrative? How do you build a budget that enables you to do what you need to do?
January 10
FOLK ARTS NARRATIVES AND BUDGETS (pt. 2)
Review of your drafts for spring deadlines. Then, hands-on coaching at these basic elements, with special reference to people working in folk and traditional arts. Take the next steps at moving a project or grant application forward. Get feedback on your efforts.
Last update: September 13, 2008 |

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