WOODHAVEN – The Teaching Artist Initiative by the Queens Council on the Arts will provide arts-in-education training in education goal setting, classroom management, partnership planning, network establishment, curriculum development and project budgeting
The ArtSmart courses will teach organizations how to write better grants, raise more funds, use video to document programs, develop partnerships and more.
March 16: Budget preparation for grant proposals, 6:30 p.m., Women’s Studio Center, 21-
Queens Community Arts Fund, a program of the Queens Council on the Arts, has been awarded more than $96,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts to grant out to the community for cultural programming.
Queens Council on the Arts is pleased to announce a workshop on fundraising for individual artists and arts organizations, presented by Kate Taylor, development officer for the New York Foundation for the Arts. The seminar, which will begin with a general
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