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Governor Kelly Celebrates Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses Governor Laura Kelly joined the Kansas Department of Commerce for the 38th Annual Minority and Women Business Awards Luncheon at Townsite Tower in Topeka. The luncheon, hosted by Commerce’s Office of Minority and Women Business Development, recognizes minority- and women-owned businesses from across the state and is part of Kansas Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week. Governor Kelly Announces Recipients of More than $500K in Registered Apprenticeship Grants Governor Laura Kelly today announced a total of $528,478 has been awarded by the Kansas Department of Commerce to eight entities across the state for projects that will attract and retain employees and build the state workforce through registered apprenticeships. Virtual Job Fair to Highlight Hundreds of State Agency Opportunities Jobseekers are encouraged to attend the upcoming State of Kansas Agencies Virtual Job Fair from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 27. This month’s virtual fair, hosted by KANSASWORKS, will feature many exciting employment opportunities available across the state’s 98 government agencies. Currently, there are more than 700 vacancies across the state. Governor Kelly Travels to Japan, South Korea to Create More Jobs for Kansans This week, Governor Laura Kelly traveled to Japan and South Korea to participate in the Midwest U.S.-Japan Association (MWJA/JMWA) Conference. While there, she met with business leaders to continue building on Kansas’ historic economic development success and create new job opportunities for Kansas workers. View All

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The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission is a program in the Kansas Department of Commerce focused on leveraging the creative arts to benefit the Kansas economy. The commission is dedicated to measuring, promoting, supporting and expanding the creative arts to grow the state’s economy and enhance the quality of life. The creative arts sector of the Kansas economy includes individuals, private businesses, and non-profit organizations primarily involved in design, film/media, literary/publishing, performing arts, visual arts, and other cultural heritage disciplines. Creatives refers to individual artists and professionals working in the above fields.

Grant Materials

ACH Form
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Guidelines: Reimagined Spaces
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KCAIC Budget Template
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KCAIC Submittable Application Management Portal
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Media Kit
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National Endowment for the Arts General Terms and Conditions
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Pilot Programs General Guidelines and Policies
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Policy Regarding Sexual Harassment Acknowledgment Form
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Request for Payment Workbook
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W-9 Federal Form
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“The arts are a vital part of economic development – they’re how we remind each other why we do the work we do to build our communities and our world. Sharing beauty and perspective with the people of Kansas is a fantastic way to ensure they’re happy to continue living and working in our state.”
Lieutenant Governor and Commerce Secretary David Toland

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Kate Van Steenhuyse, KCAIC Assistant Director

(785) 379-1608

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