For a series of participatory artist-in-residency projects in non-traditional arts venues throughout North San Diego County.

To engage community members with ballet by presenting free, small-scale, participatory events in non-traditional public venues across Stanislaus County.

To offer a series of interactive Balinese music and dance sessions for ethnically and economically diverse participants in three public spaces.

For a series of taiko drumming workshops for Latino adults in partnership with the Harbor Occupational Center, culminating in public performances prior to Grand Annex main-stage shows and at local art walk events.

To support the implementation of a statewide voter registration infrastructure at public agencies and online, as part of the Future of California Elections.

For Grove on the Road, a mobile "pop up" arts festival experience designed to reach traditionally underserved and ethnically diverse neighborhoods in San Francisco by offering a full-scale concert and intergenerational family art making opportunities

For Riverside Art Make, a series of participatory art-making opportunities led by professional artists presented in accessible, non-traditional venues in diverse neighborhoods throughout Riverside.

To facilitate collaboration toward expanded voter participation and reforms to election policy and practices through fiscal sponsorship of the Future of California Elections (FOCE).

For the New Musicians Initiative and For Music All Together Now, a series of large-scale public music performances by ethnically diverse musicians of all levels who will perform at nontraditional arts venues, such as urban parks, in San Francisco.

For the Film & Freedom Academy, which will provide free filmmaking workshops for low-income and diverse queer women of color in the Inland Empire and the San Joaquin Valley.

To engage low-income, ethnic communities in the Bay Area, San Joaquin Valley and Southern California in transportation and land use decision-making.

For the Dream Act Performance Project, involving Latino community members from Ukiah in storytelling and the development, performance and presentation of an original bilingual play.

For the Out the Window project, commissioning and presenting works of new media art on 2,000 screens aboard public buses throughout Los Angeles County.

To develop a regional system of Linked Learning pathways in Los Angeles Unified School District

To increase arts engagement by creating artist-led, interactive workshops in nontraditional places, including restaurants, community centers and at the offices of large-workforce employers.

To engage low-income residents of Boyle Heights and Skid Row in theater-making workshops leading to public performances.

To develop a regional system of Linked Learning pathways across three districts in Coachella Valley

To support universal technical assistance for all 20 AB 790 Linked Learning Pilot sites across California.

To engage Pilipino-Americans and low-income participants in a series of participatory public arts events and activities online and in non-traditional venues.

To provide low-income and immigrant populations with instruction from professional artists to support the creation of original stories, songs, and music at non-traditional venues in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.