This grant program supports projects and activities which serve to identify, preserve
and/or present Alabama folk traditions. Projects and activities may include festivals,
field surveys, performances, exhibitions and documentation projects such as film,
video, photography recordings, radio and publications. Governmental and non-profit
organizations are eligible to apply.
Also under this grant program Folk Arts Apprenticeships are given to master folk
artist for teaching their art form to an apprentice.
For more information, please refer to the Guidelines for Grants and Fellowships
here. (Guidelines, pages 14-15)
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Folklife Organizational Grant Categories
Deadlines:
June 1- For projects which will occur between October 1 & September 30
September 1- For projects which will occur between January 1 & September 30
Folk Arts Apprenticeship Grants
Special Programs, Partnerships and Initiatives
Resources
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ACTC Staff
For questions related to Alabama folklife, contact the ACTC staff:
Joey Brackner, Director
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
334 242-5155
334 240-3269 Fax
joey.brackner@arts.alabama.gov
Jackie Ely, Program Assistant
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
334 242-5134
334 240-3269 Fax
jackie.ely@arts.alabama.gov
Deb Boykin, Folklorist
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
334 242-5143
334 240-3269 Fax
deb.boykin@arts.alabama.gov
Anne Kimzey, Folklorist
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
334 242-5136
334 240-3269 Fax
anne.kimzey@arts.alabama.gov
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