Grant Equity Review
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"id": "s1",
"section": "Opening",
"layout": "cover",
"tag": "Grantmaking",
"title": "Grant Equity Review",
"subtitle": "Civic Arts Commission Grantmaking",
"notes": "Open by naming the decision: Make award decisions more transparent and accessible."
},
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"section": "Context",
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"title": "Why This Matters",
"text": [
"Civic Arts Commission should focus the next cycle on ",
{
"text": "make award decisions more transparent and accessible",
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" while making the operating tradeoffs clear to grantmaking stakeholders."
]
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15,
12
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19,
14
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22,
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"Agree on the owner for grantmaking.",
"Confirm the reporting cadence.",
"Return with the first progress readout."
]
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