To support culturally significant folk and traditional arts created by practitioners and groups in California.

For the Career Ladders Project to complete the planning phase for a demonstration project that would extend the benefits of Linked Learning into postsecondary education.

To support market research and the development of a strategic plan for an expanded community classes program offering relevant and low-cost arts instruction and participation opportunities for the local community.

To deliver technical assistance for the Arts Innovation Fund grantees through the conclusion of the initiative in 2015.

To commission and present new work to diverse audiences through The Living Word Project.

To support the development of a new strategic plan designed specifically for Self-Help Graphic's new facility in Boyle Heights.

To conduct research analyzing the implementation of Propositions 11 and 20, which established the California Citizen's Redistricting Commission.

To bring interactive lectures and dance demonstrations to nontraditional arts venues in Cambodian communities throughout California.

To support the "Festival for All Skid Row Artists", which seeks to broaden audiences by showcasing the works of Skid Row artists in downtown Los Angeles.

For a cultural participation project that offers hip hop, jazz, rhythm tap and street dance through word-of-mouth marketing to reach younger African American audiences in Los Angeles.

To support the production of ten concerts and outreach activities aimed at diversifying audiences from the underserved area of Northwest Pasadena.

To create two site-specific community dance projects in partnership with the dance communities in Stockton and Riverside, modeled after San Diego Dance Theater's Trolley Dances.

To support a bilingual and bicultural music and arts series in Greenfield that will diversify audiences to better reflect Monterey County's Latino demographics.

To encourage the participation of American Indian and Latino communities through additional cultural villages at the annual Millpond Music Festival.

For the "Community Opus Project", which will diversify audiences through community music programs and performances in underserved regions of San Diego.

To commission the creation of "Spline Pavilion", a site-specific and experiential architectural sculpture, which challenges viewers' perceptions of how to engage with a piece of art in a gallery setting.

To commission and present a major multimedia installation accompanied by three convenings that bring together artists and audiences in real-space and online.

To develop, produce and present an original theater work created in collaboration with diverse Mayfair residents that reflects the stories of the local community.

To diversify participation by attracting youth through the active creation and exhibition of art in non-traditional arts venues in Roseville.

For a collaboration with South Asian Heritage Arts in North American to offer "Spirit of India," a concert that blends musical traditions to target Asian Indians in Sacramento.