Fundred Artists of America Program in DC Application

The Fundred Artists of America program in DC, in conjunction with the Fundred Reserve exhibition at Eaton DC, is an effort to recognize the value and voice of families who have contributed to Fundred Project from different parts of the United States, while also furthering participation in the Fundred Project and advocacy against lead poisoning.

Building on the Fundred Project’s decade long creative engagements, these gatherings will provide Fundred artists of all ages a chance to connect, heal and create together in our nation’s capital. Our goal is to provide Fundred artists from from the past ten years with opportunities to engage with lead issues on personal and community level, for healing through art, time to explore DC, access to relaxation and mindfulness activities, encouragement to create and broadcast stories related to art, justice and activism, and time to visit your elected representatives.

Since each Fundred Artists of America program is limited to 4-6 individuals and families, there will be an application process. Please submit applications through this online form starting January 31, 2019.

Successful applicants will be notified one month prior to each program. Individuals/families would have previous experience with the Fundred Project or have conducted a Fundred community effort prior to visiting. Priority for applications will be based on a combination of past Fundred participation, knowledge of lead policies and issues, and prior lead activism.