For Kids
The “Girl Get a Doula” project captures more than 25 stories from Black mothers, doulas, families, and care providers.
Film
Grantee
Artists of Color
Visual
Grantee
RGZprints
Spanning more than 5,000 square feet, the final print will be created by pressing carved wood panels onto fabric using asphalt rollers.
Native/Alaska Native
Grantee
Elk Soup
The first and largest year-round, curated Native Arts Market and coffee bar in Airway Heights will be designed as a community-centered environment for cultural exchange, education, and creative development.
Visual
Grantee
Allyson Davis
A mural will be painted by local hyperrealist artist Miles Toland, celebrating Drey Davis’s life, while inspiring future generations of musicians and students in Spokane.
Fashion
Grantee
Jáiz Boyd of Birds in the Coast
A large-scale narrative fashion installation featuring 40 bespoke garments constructed from reclaimed materials.
Words
Artist
Fenixx Rodriguez
A polymath, Fenixx, a visionary artist and devoted father, weaves a mysterious narrative through vibrant paintings, Intricate designs, Mosaics, Murals, and Immersive Installations.
Film
Grantee
Clement Lye of Rescuer Media LLC
A documentary tool centering local Holocaust survivor, Carla Peperzak, for teachers to fight Fascism and dismantle hate.
Words
Grantee
Spokane is Reading
Spokane Is Reading is proud to announce that award-winning novelist and Afrofuturist, Tananarive Due, will visit Spokane on October 23, 2025, to discuss her gripping novel “The Reformatory.”
For Kids
Grantee
Olyvia Babinski / Comedy for Kids
August 4–8, 2025 at the Blue Door Theatre, the dance and comedy camp will culminate in a public showcase on Friday, August 8.