Teachers & schools

The Watt Scholarship was established in 1995 and is awarded annually to eight Inuit in Canada currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution with a demonstrated interest in art, history and culture. Each scholarship provides $2,500 to assist, support and encourage Inuit in their pursuit of post-secondary studies in Inuit art and culture. The IAF funds this scholarship in partnership with Indspire as part of their Building Brighter Futures program.

How to Apply

The Watt Scholarship was established in 1995 and is awarded annually to eight Inuit in Canada currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution with a demonstrated interest in art, history and culture. Each scholarship provides $2,500 to assist, support and encourage Inuit in their pursuit of post-secondary studies in Inuit art and culture. The IAF funds this scholarship in partnership with Indspire as part of their Building Brighter Futures program.

How to Apply

The Watt Scholarship was established in 1995 and is awarded annually to eight Inuit in Canada currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution with a demonstrated interest in art, history and culture. Each scholarship provides $2,500 to assist, support and encourage Inuit in their pursuit of post-secondary studies in Inuit art and culture. The IAF funds this scholarship in partnership with Indspire as part of their Building Brighter Futures program.

How to Apply

The Indigo Love of Reading Foundation exists to ensure that all Canadian kids have access to books and the opportunity to fall in love with reading. The Literacy Fund Grant is our largest national granting program, and was created to dramatically increase literacy access for kids across the country. 

This program invites students to participate in the process of selecting artists to bring to their school to perform. This program is not focused on training students in the performing arts, such as preparing students for their school play. 

Apply to the Arts Fund

The Arts Fund supports group projects that develop the arts and engage the public in the Yukon. A total of $500,000 is available each year. Applicants can receive funding for up to 70 per cent of eligible expenses.

Eligibility

Any groups proposing an arts activity that addresses the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy. These can include:

Apply to the Arts Fund

The Arts Fund supports group projects that develop the arts and engage the public in the Yukon. A total of $500,000 is available each year. Applicants can receive funding for up to 70 per cent of eligible expenses.

Eligibility

Any groups proposing an arts activity that addresses the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy. These can include:

Apply to the Arts Fund

The Arts Fund supports group projects that develop the arts and engage the public in the Yukon. A total of $500,000 is available each year. Applicants can receive funding for up to 70 per cent of eligible expenses.

Eligibility

Any groups proposing an arts activity that addresses the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy. These can include:

Apply to the Arts Fund

The Arts Fund supports group projects that develop the arts and engage the public in the Yukon. A total of $500,000 is available each year. Applicants can receive funding for up to 70 per cent of eligible expenses.

Eligibility

Any groups proposing an arts activity that addresses the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy. These can include:

Artists in Communities provides funding to organizations, professional artists, or arts professionals for projects and residencies.

Artists in Communities - Development provides small amounts of funding to organizations or professional artists to build relationships with potential partners, develop projects or residencies, and/or research community needs.

Artists in Communities is a SK Arts program supported by funding from Sask Lotteries through the partnership between SK Arts and SaskCulture Inc.