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hundreds of clients and their families. In a February 23, 2019 article in <br />the Daily Tarheel, Lauren Vied writes that “Chapel Hill has been on the <br />forefront of progressiv e policing for many years as a town, including <br />in domestic v iolence and sexual assault policies.” I hav e reached out <br />to the Crisis Unit of the Chapel Hill Police Department to be my fourth <br />community partner. <br />To each of these, I am offering a free liv e performance or digital <br />screening for use in a staff training, public education ev ent or (where <br />appropriate) fundraising efforts. <br />As a nationally known touring artist, I usually ask $2000 per public <br />performance, but my honorarium for local nonprofit organizations <br />and community agencies is $500. Thus a $2000 grant from the <br />Orange County Arts Commission would cov er presentations offered <br />gratis to these four community agencies in Orange County. <br />Artist Experience A GRAMMY-nominated performer, digital storyteller and v eteran <br />touring and teaching artist, I’v e worked in univ ersities, museums, <br />theaters, schools, libraries, faith communities, senior centers, <br />residences for mentally challenged adults and prisons. Similar <br />project examples: 2010: Through Independent Actors Theatre, I <br />mounted Changing Skins, interweav ing folktales featuring non- <br />heteronormativ e characters with science, sociology and personal <br />observ ation. The show features ten photos of transgender people. <br />Photographer Jane Lav ender and Sam Bullington, a transgender <br />univ ersity professor, participated in the premiere’s talkback. W hen <br />touring the show, I ask audiences how hearing these stories impacts <br />their understanding of the fluidity of gender, and share my findings at <br />national conferences. 2012: I premiered Sometimes I Sing as part of a <br />production called: Justice Serv ed: three short plays about women <br />confronting v iolence. Patricia L. Bryan – the author of Midnight <br />Assassin: A Murder in America’s Heartland, a book-length study of <br />the murder trial that inspired Susan Glaspell’s Trifles – gav e a related <br />lecture and participated in the post-show talkback with <br />representativ es of the local women’s shelter. 2016: I compiled Tales <br />from Beyond the Ban, featuring folktales from the sev en <br />predominantly-Muslim countries named in the president’s initial trav el <br />ban. Following this show-intended-as-adv ocacy, I interv iewed <br />international grad students from the targeted countries about their <br />experience of the ban. W eav ing snippets of their oral histories with <br />folktales familiar to them, I’v e toured Tales to raise money for groups <br />helping immigrants and refugees, and written about it in the <br />International Journal of Conflict and Reconciliation. <br />PROJECT/PROGRAM <br />BUDGET <br />Please fill out the charts below with your project's expenses and <br />income. Use the "Explanation" box to offer details for each category. <br />NOTE: The Total Cash Expense must equal the Total Cash Income. <br />Budgeted Expense <br />365176fb-5a91-41a5-85d6-1c9a702901f3.xlsx <br />Budgeted Income <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: 695A1714-C7AB-4D4B-8382-68F21FCD9EA9