Baltimore Arts Movement Inc

Maryland Citizens for the Arts (MCA) is a statewide arts advocacy and education organization founded over 40 years ago to amplify the role of the arts in enhancing economic vitality and quality of life throughout Maryland. Established by Judge Francis Murnaghan Jr. in 1977, MCA has been instrumental in increasing arts funding and participation across the state. Through its various programs and initiatives, MCA fosters collaboration among artists and advocates, while also providing resources for members to engage in effective advocacy. The organization remains dedicated to expanding the nonprofit arts sector through public investment and service to benefit all Maryland citizens. Generated from the website

Access Art is a Baltimore-based organization dedicated to providing comprehensive out-of-school art and leadership programming for youth aged 6 to 18. Through partnerships with local schools, it aims to enhance youth achievement, connect families with necessary resources, and improve school climate. The organization focuses on using art as a tool for community enhancement and youth development, offering opportunities that foster self-esteem, leadership, and job skills while also addressing the critical developmental period before youth reach 16. By coordinating resources and projects such as murals and public sculptures, Access Art promotes creativity and positive change in neighborhoods. Generated from the website

The Howard County Center for the Arts in Ellicott City, MD, has been enriching and uplifting local communities since 1981. The center is dedicated to nurturing local artists and arts organizations, fostering public appreciation for the arts, and ensuring accessibility regardless of age, ability, or economic status. Offering a variety of programs, including art classes, exhibits, and grants, the center engages the community in the arts while providing affordable spaces for artists and organizations to thrive. Their commitment to inclusivity is exemplified through initiatives such as the annual "No Boundaries Unrestricted Artistry" exhibit, showcasing artists with developmental disabilities. Generated from the website