EducArte receives Maryland Humanities SHINE grant
EducArte is pleased to share that we were among the organizations selected to receive a Maryland Humanities SHINE grant this year.
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Grants
EducArte selected for Spur Local’s 2024 class of critical nonprofits
We are proud to announce that EducArte has been selected by Spur Local (formerly Catalogue for Philanthropy) as a trusted and critical small nonprofit in the Greater Washington region! Spur Local runs a rigorous review process and we are grateful to the community advocates who volunteered their time and experience as part of this process. It’s an honor to be recognized for our impact and work in the DC region.
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EducArte receives Maryland Humanities SHINE grant
EducArte is pleased to share that we were among the organizations selected to receive a Maryland Humanities SHINE grant this year.
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EducArte receives Mid Atlantic Arts Folk & Traditional Arts Community Projects Grant
EducArte was one of 15 organizations to receive a Folk & Traditional Arts Community Projects Grant from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation. The grant supports projects that are “designed to support the vitality of traditional arts and cultural communities in the mid-Atlantic region.”
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EducArte receives Oracle NetSuite Social Impact donation
EducArte was selected to receive a pro-bono donation of Oracle’s NetSuite business software suite through Oracle’s Social Impact program. The Social Impact program’s mission is “to support the success of nonprofits globally through the power of cloud technology.”
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NextLOOK residency – Ainihi e Alteridade: Performing Otherness
This new dance and music project examines ainihi (“identity” in Hausa) and alteridade (“otherness” in Portuguese) based on the traditions of Nigeria and Brazil.
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The Maryland Cape Verdean Music Traditions Project
We are excited to announce that Pablo Regis and Peter Arteaga have been awarded a Folklife Apprenticeship Award from the Maryland State Arts Council to foster the growth and preservation of Cape Verdean music in Maryland.
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NextLOOK residency 2020
We are excited to announce that Samba Jig founders Pablo Regis and Kate Spanos are involved in a project that has been awarded a 2019-2020 NextLOOK residency at Joe’s Movement Emporium in partnership with The Clarice. With dance artist Sinclair Ogaga Emoghene, we will be creating a new work exploring performances of “Otherness” through […]
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Pablo Regis wins Maryland State Arts Council 2018 Individual Artist Award
We are proud to announce that Pablo Regis has won a 2018 Individual Artist Award from the Maryland State Arts Council for Non-Classical Music: Solo Performance!
The Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) has announced that $225,000 has been awarded to 78 Maryland artists through the 2018 […]
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