Funder AI policy

New England Foundation for the Arts AI policy

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In short

For the 2026 National Dance Project (NDP) Production Grant, the New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA) says generative AI tools can support various accessibility needs. NEFA also says it has a responsibility to share information for applicants who choose to use such tools. The application portal opens with an AI statement, and applicants are asked to read and acknowledge it.

Varies by program. The rule is set in each program's guidelines, so check the one you are applying to.

For applicants

  • Applicants to the 2026 NDP Production Grant should read and acknowledge the AI statement at the beginning of the application in the portal. The statement gives information for applicants to consider if they choose to use generative AI tools to complete the application. [1]

For reviewers

New England Foundation for the Arts has published no rules for reviewers.

Sources

  1. 2026 National Dance Project Production Grant ... (opens in a new tab)

    New England Foundation for the Arts

    We recognize generative AI tools support various accessibility needs and also feel a responsibility to share information for consideration if you choose to use such tools to complete the 2026 NDP Production Grant application. This is why you will find an AI statement at the beginning of this year's application in the portal that we ask you to read and acknowledge.

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