Abigail Drumm, a Senior from Agawam High School is the 2025 State Champion
The Agency has filed bill HD2132 for consideration by the Massachusetts Legislature during their 2025-2026 session
In FY25, the Agency is funding 300 school-based projects in the arts, humanities, and/or sciences
Our new report summarizes the participation, demographics, challenges, and successes of 85 Creative Youth Development organizations last year
These 85 funded programs span a broad range of organizations and disciplines across the Commonwealth
$5,000 grants available for all types of creative projects proposed by a school or an organization
Agency to award $26.7M in grants to bolster the Commonwealth’s creative and cultural sector
The public-private partnership between Mass Cultural Council and EdVestors continues to be a vehicle for systems change
Congratulations to Ailin Sha from Boston Latin School
FY24 STARS Residencies to reach 32,000 students in 299 schools
85 Creative Youth Development programs across the state share their challenges and successes
Join us in Boston for a panel discussion and a few break-out rooms
These residencies fostered more than a basic understanding and appreciation for the arts, sciences, and humanities
Join us in Springfield for a panel discussion and a variety of break-out rooms
Eligible creative learning residencies of 3 days or more can receive $2,500-$6,100
Agency poised to award $38M in grants to the creative and cultural sector in FY24
Under this plan we will work to advance the creative and cultural sector to other sectors
We spoke with teaching artists and scientists who shared their strategies and insights
Over 12 years the program served 1000s of children who otherwise might never have had the opportunity to engage with the arts in a meaningful and individualistic way
Congratulations to 2023 Massachusetts State Champion Jaden Riley, a senior at John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science in Roxbury
