Below you'll find guides and information for organizers interested in getting involved at MoHA.
As first steps we recommend
For more info on using the space or professional development assistance or fiscal sponsorship.
MoHA is a community driven space. The organization is made up of a rhizomatic web of individuals all of whom contribute to the whole. Below is a list of links and opportunities for anyone seeking more info. Although we provide this context and ways to get involved as a way to welcome new folks in, if you're comfortable with it, we try to greet everyone with a warm hello. You can get in touch with us on Discord, via email, coming to an event, volunteering, open hours and at our monthly potlucks which you sign up for via our newsletter.
| Date start | Jan 2017 |
| Type of Program | Community · Education · Professional Development |
| Parent program | MoHA |
| Resources |
Community Abundance Programs are programs with a focus on community. MoHA's Community Abundance Programs include Potlucks, Grant Writing Workshops, and Fiscal Sponsorships.
Affordable Space Programs are programs that provide affordable rentable/reservable physical space at MoHA for producing and/or presenting creative or community work. These programs prioritize providing resources to individuals and organizations that have historically lacked access to institutional resources.
MoHA's Fellowship program is a paid professional development opportunity for students to gain work experience in their expressed interest in the categories: grant writing, event production, arts administration, or digital arts at a non-profit arts organization.
The Museum of Human Achievement acts as Fiscal Sponsor for many artists and informal organizations to apply for and manage grant funding as well as donations. Fiscal sponsorship is a legal structure and tax mechanism to umbrella individuals and informal groups, events, or programs under the non-profit status of a 501c3 organization. This can help with eligibility for certain grants as well as reduce tax liability when receiving grant funds.
Grant Writing Hangouts are facilitated co-working time where MoHA staff, artists, community organizers, and grant writers share space, eat snacks, and work together on applications for grant funding.
Potluck is an intentional, uninterrupted place for people to socialize and connect.
