Sewell Gallery of Fine Arts

The Northern California Indian Development Council, also known as NCIDC, is a private, nonprofit organization that offers a range of economic development programs. Established in 1976, it provides job and career counseling and placement services. The organization also conducts disaster assistance and youth obesity prevention and reduction programs. The Northern California Indian Development Council operates American Indian Art and Gift Shop, which assists Indian artists and crafts people by providing retail marketing solutions for their products. The organization offers computer skills development and advocacy services. It maintains a community center for various workshops and meetings. It also conducts vocational training classes for adults. The Northern California Indian Development Council maintains a location in Eureka, Calif.

The Humboldt Arts Council, serving as the steward of the Morris Graves Museum of Art, is committed to enhancing the role of art in the lives of Humboldt County residents by supporting local artists and providing free and low-cost arts programs. Each year, they engage over 16,000 students through initiatives such as art banks in schools, school tours, art camps, and monthly family arts day events. Generated from the website