Arts Equity Funding Initiative
From Arts Nova Scotia
Program contact David Goudie (he/him), Program Officer (902) 497-8538 | david.goudie@novascotia.ca
- Amount
- Up to $15,000
- Who can apply
- Individual artists; Groups and collectives; Organizations not confirmed - check the funder's page
- Where you must live
- Not found
- Art forms
- Not found
- Application fee
- Not stated on the funder's page
- Kind
- Grant
- How to get it
- Open application “Support material is samples of current work or activities relevant to your application.”
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What is offered
Money to you
- You can only receive one of each of the following grants in a 12-month period
Also mentioned
- If you do not receive confirmation within one week, please contact a program officer.
In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.
Eligibility
Designed to support artistic growth, development, production and dissemination, the initiative is available to the following designated communities of artists: Non-profit organizations registered in Nova Scotia employing professional artists for a project Applicants must complete a self-identification form to demonstrate eligibility. Applicants must complete a self-identification form to demonstrate eligibility.
What to send
Support material is samples of current work or activities relevant to your application. Support material is included to assess artistic merit. It may include but not be limited to digital images of visual art, script samples, music scores, poems, videos, and audio recordings. Choose your support material carefully. Poor image or video quality can detract from otherwise strong work. Assessors are asked only to consider the support material you provide so put your best foot forward.
Not yet checked against the funder's page.
Key details not found yet: deadline.
Source: https://artsns.ca/programs/arts-equity-funding-initiative (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 16, 2026.
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