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ArtsNL uses peer assessment for three reasons: To ensure applications in a specific artistic discipline or area are evaluated by qualified individuals with experience in that area, and knowledge of … Continued

For programs that require a peer assessment committee meeting, ArtsNL uses the following method: Each application is reviewed in order, based on its file number. The committee discusses the merits … Continued

The peer assessor is a representative of the arts community who has expertise and experience in the artistic discipline or area for which the applicants are seeking funding. The assessor’s … Continued

Applications are reviewed according to the policies, procedures, and criteria established by ArtsNL for each granting program. This is outlined in detail on the assessment forms for each program.

CONFIDENTIALITY: Confidentiality is taken very seriously at ArtsNL. Assessors must not reveal that they are part of an assessment committee. Assessors are not to discuss any aspect of an application … Continued

The program manager/officer selects individuals to serve on peer assessment committees for each of the funding programs administered by ArtsNL. He/she works from a list of artists who have received … Continued

ArtsNL releases only the names of peer assessors in an annual alphabetical list of peer assessors over the past year.

Applicants can get the assessment committee’s notes on their application from the program manager/officer only. Assessors provide written comments on the Assessment Form, and notes are taken of the assessment … Continued

Peer assessors for the Professional Project Grants Program (PPGP), Annual Operating Program for Professional Arts Organizations (AOPPAO), Community Arts Program (CAP), School Touring Program (STP), and ArtsSmarts are paid assessor fees … Continued