Public applicant question
What counts as a realistic community-sharing plan?
“I do not want to promise a large workshop before I know the participants or language needs.”
What counts as a realistic community-sharing plan?
“I do not want to promise a large workshop before I know the participants or language needs.”
Treat the sharing format as a testable proposal, not a guaranteed audience outcome. State who it could serve, the smallest useful format, what support you would need and how it relates to the work. A studio conversation or open process can be more credible than an oversized workshop if the call permits it.
Evidence and validity
Example answer for product testing; not testimony from a KIAC participant.
- Author state
- Residency Answers editorial example
- Credential / label
- Source Keeper
- Basis
- Editorial example based on common public-exchange requirements; not participant testimony.
- Valid until
- Re-check when the next KIAC call opens
- Answer state
- Editorial sample · checked 7 Aug 2026
Did this answer resolve the decision?
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Reusable checklist
Apply the answer without copying it.
- Choose the smallest credible format
- List language or access support
- Keep attendance claims out of the proposal