Deadline for Americans for the Arts Convention Scholarships is March 2!

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Deadline for Americans for the Arts Convention Scholarships is March 2!
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Are you new to the arts field, a practicing artist, or a nonprofit supporting under-served communities? We need your voice at Annual Convention! This year, Americans for the Arts is pleased to offer a number of scholarships to members interested in attending the 2018 Annual Convention.

Apply by Friday, March 2 at 11:59 PM (EST) to join us in Denver on June 14 -17!

Scholarships are available for emerging and mid-career leaders, practicing artists, leaders of color, leaders with disabilities, for each of our three pre-conferences, and more. Visit the Scholarships page for a full list of opportunities!

Apply for:
Practicing Artist Scholarships
Creative Youth Development Pre-conference Scholarships
Equitable Investment Pre-conference Scholarships
Field Diversity Scholarships: Serving Under-served Communities
Field Diversity Scholarships: Leaders of Color
And More!

Applicants for Americans for the Arts scholarships must be current members at the Basic level or higher. (Not a member? You can join now to become eligible for scholarships and other Convention discounts.) Individuals may apply for multiple scholarships but finalists will only be awarded one.

For questions regarding scholarships please contact Dennis Barrett at dbarrett@artsusa.org. For questions regarding your membership status, please contact membership@artsusa.org or call (202) 371-2830.

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