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Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force reviews 2025 events and opens call for 2026 proposals

Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force · January 8, 2026
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Summary

The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force reported six cultural events funded in 2025, said the DITF event budget for FY2026 is $80,000 with about $22,000 spent so far, and opened a call for 2026 proposals with staff asked to broaden promotion.

The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force reviewed its 2025 cultural events funding and opened a call for proposals for 2026, the committee heard on the meeting's opening agenda.

The committee chair summarized staff analysis and an attached cost summary (Exhibit 1), saying "there were 6 cultural events funded in 2025," and that the events' funding was spread across multiple fiscal years. The chair added that "In 2026 fiscal year, the DITF's event budget is $80,000" and reported the committee has expended "approximately 22,000" on the Jewish festival, the Native American arts and culture event, and Diwali. The chair also said the DITF has "committed $10,000 to each of Nauru's, the AAPI Festival, and Juneteenth" for 2026.

Why it matters: the DITF's event budget supports community cultural programming across multiple groups (AAPI, Jewish, Native American, Diwali). Committee members urged broader outreach to increase the applicant pool and requested more lead time for applicants after reporting that the previous call had a quick turnaround.

Committee discussion focused on outreach and timing. One committee member asked whether promotion would extend to Tiburon Town channels such as local newsletters and the Town's outreach lists; the chair said staff would continue promotion and use suggested channels. Another committee member said the last call-for-proposals window was too short and asked the committee to allow more time for applicants to prepare submissions.

There were no public comments on this agenda item. The chair said proposals for AAPI and Diwali would be accepted "very shortly, perhaps in the next meeting," and closed the item.

Next steps: staff will continue promotion of the call for proposals; the committee expects to receive proposals for AAPI and Diwali soon and will consider them at a subsequent meeting.