Raritan Learning Cooperative’s project will support young adults in their community, both emotionally and professionally.

Pinelands Preservation Alliance aims to develop multi-media exhibits that give voice to the diverse Pinelands communities that have contributed to the cultural fabric of the region but are underrepresented in literature and lore.

Rutgers Community Arts will seek the guidance of GROUNDWORK to inspire more thoughtful and energized programming designed to better serve and engage the New Brunswick community.

Hudson Turkish American Cultural Association’s project aims to engage individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and foster social cohesion through the shared experience of food.

Edison Public Library will conduct a programming needs assessment of Edison’s Clara Barton neighborhood.

South Jersey Artist Collective (SJAC) will collaborate with the Native American Advancement Corporation and artist Ty “Dancing Wolf” Ellis to foster awareness and appreciation of the art and craft traditions of the indigenous peoples of southern New Jersey, the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Indian Tribe of New Jersey.

Through a documentary film, MUYU will document and celebrate the land-based narratives of marginalized, Indigenous, African, queer, and disabled creatives in the Northeast and New Jersey facing a rapid rate of displacement.

Montclair Public Library will update and expand its local history collection to better reflect the ethnic diversity of Montclair’s population.

Lawnside Historical Society will collect and analyze community memories juxtaposed with the governmental institutional plan for the New Jersey Turnpike path through Lawnside.

Glen Rock Historical & Preservation Society will preserve the history of religious institutions and groups in Glen Rock by collecting religious music and photographs from participating institutions and mapping the different houses of worship in town on their Heritage Trail.