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For Code for America's work focused on rewiring government to better engage with citizens using innovative technology solutions
To include Knight-community libraries in the creation of a national digital library network
To pilot in Macon a new way for libraries to engage patrons by digitizing its unique local materials and creating new digital content from it
To support the business development of Hayiya, Inc. through the development of a three-year plan
To support the work of local spoken word artists participating in Poetic Peace Open Mic Tuesday Night
To support the development of an arts education program at The 567 Center in downtown Macon
To create the Center for Collaborative Journalism (CCJ), a unique community news and journalism training partnership between Mercer University, The Telegraph and Georgia Public Broadcasting aimed at improving news flows and engaging citizens
To create Macon Public Radio to be housed in the Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer University as part of a unique community news partnership between a university, a newspaper and a public broadcaster
To increase the organizational efficiency of Bragg Jam, Inc. and Macon Film Festival, Inc. by utilizing a shared employee for bookkeeping and administrative duties
To break down barriers of access to the performing arts and touch the lives of residents with Random Acts of Culture (RAC), a series of unexpected, spontaneous cultural performances in nontraditional settings
To launch Macon365.com, a centralized community arts and events calendar in the Artsopolis Network to serve as a marketing, planning, audience development and fundraising tool for the 60 arts and cultural organizations served by the Macon Arts Alliance
To support the production of "Our Stories, Our Lives: The African American Experience", a performance that will provide much needed opportunities for local African American actors and bring a more diverse audience to Theatre Macon's community