; and (ii) the eligible entity will not abrogate existing collective bargaining agreements of employees of such program; (B) the eligible entity will remain neutral in any union organizing effort by the employees of such program during the grant period; and (C) in carrying out such program, the eligible entity will comply with the wage and safety standards described in subsections (m) and (n) of section 5 of the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 954 ). (c) Uses of funds (1) Arts and creative workforce programs An eligible entity that receives a grant under this section shall use such grant to carry out an arts and creative workforce program that— (A) shall— (i) provide art or arts programming that is made publicly available and accessible to other individuals by the eligible entity; and (ii) employ individuals in the labor market area served by the eligible entity, which may include the use of such grant to cover the cost of wages for such individuals; and (B) may include— (i) outdoor events for the community (such as concerts, street fairs, art fairs, community arts events, performances, live music, or other arts-based activities); (ii) interviews and written stories that capture and document the history of the United States— (I) through photographs, narratives, storytelling, murals, films, plays, and other media; and (II) that illuminate marginalized narratives and histories of all individuals, regardless of income, age, race, religion, legal status, sexual orientation, or gender identity; (iii) temporary or permanent visual, literary, or performative public artworks celebrating community identity, such as— (I) 2- and 3-dimensional visual artworks such as murals, painted benches, sculptures, and statues; (II) interactive or sound-based artworks; and (III) performative artworks like concerts, readings, festivals, or displays of dance or theater; (iv) poetry, writing, photography, theater, visual or media arts, or dance exhibitions