COVID-19 / Pandemic and Emergency-Related Artist Resources List

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1	Hi everyone – Please feel free to add to this working Google Sheet if there are any resources you'd like to share!
2	Organization	Resource Link	Resource Type	Details	Last Updated

3	Creative Capital	List of Arts Resources During the COVID-19 Outbreak	Resource List, Funding, Online Workshop	Online Workshops, National Grants, Resources, Anti-Eviction Mapping	3/31/2020
4	National Endowement for the Arts	COVID-19 Resources for Artists and Arts Organizations		The following arts service organizations are providing frequently updated news and resources for artists and arts organizations.	3/31/2020
5	Women’s Center for Creative Work	COVID-19 Emergency Health Grant For Artists	Funding, Resouce List	We are currently making grants of up to $1,000 to support the most vulnerable in our community, those hit the hardest by the health and financial ramifications of COVID-19. Please see website for more details. They also have a Resource List.	3/31/2020
6	Arts and Culture Leaders of Color	Arts and Culture Leaders of Color Emergency Fund	Funding	This fund is for US-based BIPOC ((Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists and administrators.	3/31/2020
7	Soze Foundation, TaskForce and Invisible Hand	Artist + Activist Relief Fund	Funding, Donations		3/31/2020
8	Arts Council Greater New Haven	COVID-19 Funding Resources	Resource List, Funding		3/31/2020
9	NYFA	Emergency Grants List	Resource List, Funding		3/31/2020
10	W.A.G.E.	Guidelines for the Postponement or Cancellation of Work	Guide	The purpose of the article is to introduce, "some basic guidelines that can be used by artists and nonprofit institutions as we begin to navigate the future of work in our field during the pandemic. These guidelines aren’t a long-term solution for the crisis ahead, but are based on how the sector’s economy functioned until very recently—that is, on what we already know."	3/27/2020
11	Joan Mitchell Foundation	COVID-19 Emergency Resources for Visual Artists	Resource List, Funding	In this uncertain time, we understand that artists are struggling and looking for emergency support resources. While our Emergency Grant does not apply to health-related emergencies, we are monitoring the impact of COVID-19 on visual artists and will post updates as we have more clarity on how we can best respond. In the meantime, we've compiled a list of resources that may address your most immediate needs. This is an evolving list that we will continue to update.	3/23/2020
12	Artnet News	The Getty Trust and Helen Frankenthaler Foundation Will Give $15 Million in Emergency Relief to Ailing Artists and Art Organizations	Resource List, Funding	The J. Paul Getty Trust and the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation are the latest nonprofits to offer aid to artists and arts organizations hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Through separate initiatives, they will offer a total of $15 million in relief funding over the never several years.	4/2/2020
13	The Vera List Center for Art and Politics	COVID-19 Resource Toolkit for Artists and our Extended Communities	Resource List	During this time, [The Vera List Center for Art and Politics] goal is to continue to support our community of artists, writers, and arts organizations and to provide a safe space where art and politics can intersect. This page includes resources ranging from virtual programs and events to emergency grants and funding for those in need during this time.	4/8/20
14	Artist Relief	Artist Relief Resources	Resource List, Funding, Impact Survey, Guide	Artist Relief is an initiative organized by the Academy of American Poets, Artadia, Creative Capital, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, MAP Fund, National YoungArts Foundation, and United States Artists—all small to mid-sized national arts grantmakers—that have come together in this unprecedented moment guided by the understanding that the wellbeing of artists has financial, professional, social, and mental dimensions, and should be fostered with a holistic framework of support.	4/8/20
15	Artnet News list of resources	Are You an Artist in Need of Aid? Here Are Dozens of Emergency Grants, Medical Funds, and Other Resources to Help	Resource List	So if you’re an artist who needs help bridging the gap, here is a list of resources to help with rent payments, medical bills, and more (and a few for art writers, too).	4/14/20
16	City of New Haven’s Department of Cultural Affairs and the Arts Council of Greater New Haven	New Haven Creative Sector Relief Fund	Funding	The New Haven Creative Sector Relief Fund will distribute immediate financial assistance to individual creatives and arts institutions most impacted by the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). This is a partnership between the City of New Haven’s Department of Cultural Affairs and the Arts Council of Greater New Haven. Applicants can apply on a rolling basis to receive up to $1,000 based on their financial situation, with a priority for low-income individuals and small-budget arts organizations. Applications will be reviewed weekly and payments sent 2 days after review.	4/17/2020
17	Format	The Photographer Fund	Funding	A $25,000 fund to help photographers impacted by COVID-19. Self-employed photographers who are facing financial hardships are invited to apply. We will be offering assistance of up to $500 per person, and we’ll use our discretion to determine who gets the funds. Knowing this isn’t a huge amount, we’re aiming to support as many people as we can—our hope is that this helps independent photographers stay on their feet.	4/24/2020
18	Mass College of Art and Design	Creative Economy Workshops	Online workshops	Online Creative Economy workshops offered for free via Eventbrite.	4/24/2020
19	Creative Capital	Coping with COVID: Online workshops	Online workshops	Ongoing series of online workshops available on Youtube. Currently includes: Livestreaming for Artists, Financial Implications for Creative Individuals, Time Management for Artists during Challenging Times, and Centering Wellness and Self-Care for Creatives.	4/24/2020
20	Connecticut Office of the Arts	Connecticut Artists Respond Grant Program	Funding;/ ;for gg.	The Connecticut Office of the Arts recognizes that artists help us through challenging times and is committed to investing in artists' ability to provide respite through inspiration, connection and education. The Connecticut Artists Respond Grant Program provides funding to artists and teaching artists to support the creation and presentation of free and accessible on-line arts-based experiences, learning opportunities and services to audiences across Connecticut - and beyond - on the World Wide Web. Grants for individuals artists are $1,000. Grants for an artist collaboration (two or more artists) are $2,000.	4/24/2020
21	The Willem de Kooning Foundation, the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Teiger Foundation, and the Cy Twombly Foundation	The Tri-State Relief Fund to Support Non-Salaried Workers in the Visual Arts	Funding	The Tri-State Relief Fund to Support Non-Salaried Workers in the Visual Arts will distribute one-time unrestricted cash grants of $2,000 each to freelance, contract, or non-salaried archivists, art handlers, artist/photographer’s assistants, cataloguers, database specialists, digital assets specialists, image scanners/digitizers, and registrars. Applicants must show proof of residency in Connecticut, New Jersey, and/or New York from the last two years. They must also have a minimum of five years experience in the aforementioned behind-the-scenes roles in the visual arts, and be able to show proof of critical financial need due to loss of income directly related to the COVID-19 crisis.	5/1/2020
22	Yale Community Mutual Aid Fund	Yale Student, Staff, and Faculty Resource Request Form	Funding	For weeks we have been watching as the virus has upended the lives of many, and we are devastated to see the impact and pain caused by COVID-19 around the world. However, at the same time, we have also seen and been inspired by the tireless efforts of communities rallying together to support each other in this time of crisis. We, as a Yale community, want to do the same. Especially since the next 2 weeks are projected to be the worst of the outbreak in the US, it is more important now that we come together to support each other and those in need. The mutual aid fund is set up to help students, staff, faculty, and other Yale community members meet rent payments, mortgage payments, pay utility bills, car payments, afford child care, and healthcare / health insurance costs, that they otherwise would be unable to make, or that would make them forsake other payments. This is an non-exhaustive list of funding avenues and funding is encouraged to be used to pay for food, and emergency incidental costs as well. We are asking those with disposable incomes to add to the mutual aid fund, and allow for our friends, peers, and community members who need funding to be able to access it. Donate here >>	5/15/2020
23		Nice Ocean Waves	Economic	Online Workshops, National Grants, Resources, Anti-Eviction Mapping
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