Media Coverage and Resources
Read more about the project through media coverage in Maine!
Official 91±¬ÁÏ Press Release
Contact Information for Media Inquiries
To get in touch with the project directors or request information or interviews with staff, instructors, or participants, please contact us at the following:
Jack Pine Project
5773 South Stevens Hall (mailing address only)
91±¬ÁÏ
Orono, ME 04469-5773
Email: folklife@maine.edu
Phone: 207-581-1840
Resources for Artists, Teachers and Others
Maine-Based Projects & Organizations
This project at the 91±¬ÁÏ asks participants to upload short essays along with photos and/or videos about their experiences with COVID-19 public health guidelines.
Contains links to grant information, projects, news, webinars and other resources of possible interest to artists in Maine.
A resource page for educators, families and students created during the COVID-19 crisis. Contains links to many valuable resources, from virtual field trips to grants, teacher’s guides, training and more.
A grant-based project of Creative Portland that offers $500 stipends to artists to help them during the COVID-19 crisis.
A list of grants and giving opportunities from Maine’s primary funding source for community and arts development.
National Projects & Organizations
A national organization that assists artists in need, especially in times of crisis.
Making a Difference
Many of these projects and organizations accept donations from individuals. So if you are in a position to help others, especially artists and art educators, please consider making a gift!
To give directly to the Jack Pine Project, use the link in the menu or click .