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Results Announcement

Deadline Date: March 24, 2021
Jurors:
Fraser, Scott, Toronto
Pendziwol, Jean E., Thunder Bay
Reid, Nea, Waterdown
Whittington-Hill, Lisa, Toronto (written assessment)

Juries are generally used to assess grants to individuals at the Ontario Arts Council (OAC). Juries evaluate applications using specific program criteria and decide which applicants should receive grants. In programs that do not have pre-determined grant levels, they also determine the amount of each grant. The number of grants and the amounts are based on the program budget. Jury decisions are authorized by the OAC Director & CEO. 

To safeguard the integrity of the peer assessment process, we do not allow anyone who has a direct conflict of interest with an application to serve on an assessment panel where that application is to be reviewed. Indirect conflicts of interest are managed by a standard OAC procedure.
Number of Applications:
29
Total Requested:
$268,291
Number of Grants Awarded:
23
Total Recommended:
$207,951
Recipients:
AbleHamilton Poetry Collective, Oakville, $12,000
Al Purdy A-Frame Association, Picton, $10,000
Brockton Writers Series, Toronto, $8,000
By the River Reading Series, Windsor, $7,575
Canthius, Ottawa, $10,000
Cloud Lake Literary, Thunder Bay, $6,500
Ephemera Collective, Toronto, $8,000
Glad Day Lit, Toronto, $12,000
Latitude 46 Publishing, Sudbury, $10,000
LitLive, Hamilton, $3,000
Minola Review, Toronto, $10,000
Northwestern Ontario Writers Workshop, Thunder Bay, $9,806
Ottawa StoryTellers, Ottawa, $12,000
Poetry London Reading Series, London, $5,130
Shameless Media, Toronto, $10,000
The Soap Box Press, Etobicoke, $2,500
Toronto Poetry Project, Toronto, $8,000
Tree Reading Series, Ottawa, $8,000
VERSe Ottawa, Ottawa, $12,000
Wild Writers Festival, Waterloo, $11,440
Words: London's Literary and Creative Arts Festival, London, $12,000
Wordstock Sudbury Literary Festival, Sudbury, $12,000
Writing While Black Collective, Toronto, $8,000