What distinguishes the NBPC from other funders (besides its funding of African American artists)?
We try to work with the producers in various stages and we provide services other than funding, such as training, information sharing and networking, and distribution of some of the work. For those producers whose work we may not fund, we provide information designed to assist the producers in making another application and improving the work. We also have a festival in September for producer’s work, and we provide promotion and outreach services to producers once the project is completed, as well as technical assistance to help them figure out the CPB/PBS maze.
Related Questions
- What distinguishes you from the more traditional foundations? How does the Funding Exchange facilitate "a national movement for economic justice"?
- What distinguishes the NBPC from other funders (besides its funding of African American artists)?
- Is there funding available for participating artists and organizations?
