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closer to home. Roseville arts p articip ants and audiences have demo • narrated to organr.�ers the need for expanded opportunities, have exhibited a sigificant level of interest in varied aAS exper�ences, and have made a commitment to supporting the arts of all es. Community surveys identify additional needs for residents to connect with the arts. Roseville s fastest growing se�nent of tlxe population are our retired residents in many . +, . y caste, these fobs quickly become isolated from the community without appropriate o�ties for � Fp involvement. Roseville has an expanding minority population that struggles to be ` is �� included into their new communit�r. Rose o M y Colors H is an opportunity for international residents t ` . o exhibit and shy they arty strc expertise and talent with the co=nity at large. Local arts leaders are identified by their efforts to erects artistic opportunities . for themselves other. These leaders are the �ndsvidu.als that have made the Roseville Area Arts Council a reality. These leaders are the artists that nudee inaugural Rose o f lean colors . .. � �- grants program a success. These leaders are the visionaries es and communicators that will engage new leaders to create a vehicle that promotes con munrty -wide access to, and involvement in, arts activities. The Rose of Mang Colors . mini'-grant program will introduce Mists to the Roseville arts con�nnnrty. Artists and participants will be exposed to the Roseville Area Arts Council and encouraged to become actively involved in the organization. Artists and artici ants will be made a � � wee of the current arts focus of Ethnic Exposure, �'a il Involvement and Community Connections and . � � how these efforts improve the quality of life in their cor nurnty. Artists and participants will be encouraged P g to stay coune�ted to the arts in Roseville. Long Term or Significant Benefits Rose of Mang C'olor's will ]gyring v1 sibllity to the viabili o f communi arts ` .. . . ty initiative ecogritron by local governing bodies, access to public spaces, and cooperative support- amon • a p . pp g community service providers are the most valuable contributions a municipality can make to the P tY arts. Rose of Many olors .[l will foster a crate of artistic freedom and continue to build on the strong arts foundation established by the Roseville Area Arts Council and early arts enthusiasts. Project Administrations Raise o, f Many Colors H granting process: I . Organising Teami The charge of this committee is to grow arts in our community. The team will 71 build on �e successful inaugural Rose of Zany Colors rnini -grant series and. develop a re-granting - , . � �' g arts unt�ative that focuses on Ethnic Exposure, Family Involvement and Community Connections_ Tearn members will be selected frorn the area arts comm m and include representatives from Roseville Parks and Recreation, Roseville Parks and Recreation Commission, ' . � sron, Roseville I�u-�an Rights Commission, Roseville Area Arts Council, Roseville Area Schools Community Education, local arts academy, local performing arts community, Rose of Many colors alumni artist. The organizing team will then; a. Lavite artists from the inaugural Rose of Man Colors to sub . � y �t applications for the current series. Alumni artist are eligible for up to fifty percent of the n i ants away . _ � awarded. b. Encourage area artists to submit proposals for consideration. ' ' ax a community media resources to solicit a strong sampling of proposals.