If you
are a student or an emerging artist and you want to come and be a part of
Scenofest, but your financial resources are limited. There are grants out there
that can assist you.
Where to start looking?
The first place to start is at your own school. Many Colleges and
Universities offer grants to their students for these kind of initiatives, in
particular there are often grants for Graduate students. They may also be able
to provide you with a list of resources of granting bodies.
If you have graduated- Your National and Regional Arts Council may have
emerging artist grants or resources for funding sources.
Your Regional or National Government may also have grant programmes that
are
applicable. Often a good key word is "youth programmes".
The internet is a great tool for finding grants but it can be hard to
narrow
your search here are some resources to help:
Youth Resources in Internet
http://www.scas.acad.bg/yri/
Lists the internet addresses of international youth structures and youth
resources, for funding, jobs, education, leisure activities and project
management at the international level.
On the move:
http://www.on-the-move.org
On-the-move is a web site dedicated to information about professional mobility
in the areas of theatre, dance, music and other performing arts disciplines.
European Cultural Foundation operates Funders Online:
http://www.fundersonline.org A search
tool for Europe's online philanthropic community.
European Youth Portal:
http://europa.eu/youth/
Offers information, news and discussions in 22 languages, all about Europe
relevant to young people. Includes information on EU funding initiatives for
Youth.
United Kingdom funding
http://www.fundraising.co.uk
Information is mainly on the UK and the USA, but some European references are
given.
Welcome Europe -
http://www.welcomeurope.com
Offers a wide range of funding opportunities from funding bodies acting at the
European
level.
Foundation Center: http://fdncenter.org/
Charity Village:
http://www.charityvillage.com/
http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/arts/
BulkanKult Mobility Fund:
http://www.balkankult.org A Fund that supports traveling or accommodation of artists and practitioners,
including policy makers by covering the mobility scheme costs, in order to show
their works and exchange experiences with colleagues from region and Europe.
STEP beyond, the ECF's travel fund
http://www.eurocult.org
STEP beyond, This fund encourages cross-border cultural cooperation and exchange
between all European countries, including those that are not currently members
of the European Union. STEP means 'Supporting Travel for European Projects'.
STEP beyond supports individuals engaged in setting up exciting initiatives that
will lead to greater understanding in the new Europe.
International Visegrad Fund:
http://www.visegradfund.org The Governments of countries of Visegrad Four (the Czech Republic, the
Republic of Hungary, the Republic of Poland, and the Slovak Republic)jointly
established this fund. The purpose of the Fund is to promote regional
cooperation among Visegrad countries through supporting the development of
common cultural, scientific, educational projects, exchanges between young
people, and cross-border cooperation.
Fonds Roberto Cimetta:
http://www.cimettafund.org
In collaboration with the European Cultural Foundation, the Roberto Cimetta Fund
has set up a programme for awarding individual travel grants in the
Mediterranean area. These cover travel and visa costs for trips such as
attending professional cultural network meetings, workshops, and artistıs
residences, festival, symposiums etc.
If you still need assistance
Contact Info@scenofest
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