Grantmakers in the Arts

Grantmakers in the Arts is a national association of public and private arts funders - providing members with resources and leadership to support artists and arts organizations.

News

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts Funders Respond

Deciding to Sunset: An Announcement from Common Field

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Advocacy and Public Policy

Support NEA by Calling Your Congress Member!

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Advocacy and Public Policy

The National Endowment for the Arts is Proud to Announce its 2022-2026 Equity Action Plan

Apr 2022

by Nadia Elokdah in Arts and Social Justice, in Funders Taking Action

ICYMI: Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust’s 2021 Grantmaking Expresses Trust’s Commitment to Long-Term Investment & Meeting Critical Moments

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Non-profit management

Powering Cultural Futures: Seekings Consultants

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts and Community Development

New Fund: Applications Open for Ireland’s Basic Income for the Arts Pilot Program

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts and Environment

ICYMI: 2022 Cultural and Climate Justice Fund Opportunities for Grassroots Organizers

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts and Social Justice

What We’re Reading: How We Can Advance Support for Racial Equity and Racial Justice Funding

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts Research

What We’re Reading: Are the Arts Essential?

Apr 2022

by Jaime Sharp in Arts and Social Justice

New Fund: “Public Art for Racial Justice Fund” to support BIPOC visual artists

Events

Save the Dates!
2022 GIA Conference

New York City | October 9-12

May 31 Webinar, Disability Justice for Individual Artists: Cap, SNAP, Solution

Highlights

Arts Grantmakers’ Changes in Practice

Findings from a Survey of Our Members

Register your Support for the Arts Education for All Act

GIA Invites you to join us in supporting this legislation

Learn more about the bill here, and enter your or your organizations name in support.

Arts Funders Respond

Engaging the Political Climate

GIA understands that changes in the national political climate have impacted the arts and our communities. Arts Funders Respond is an opportunity to learn and share strategies, statements, news, and other resources to support arts grantmakers as they navigate and respond to the changing political landscape.

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Resource Hub

Black Arts & Cultural Funding and Justice

Throughout this resource hub, we aim to amplify funds and resources that explicitly center Black artists, cultural communities, and experiences.

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Media

Explore Solidarity Economy resources here

Future of the Field: Cross-Sector Creative Placemaking Series

Video from the GIA 2021 Conference are now available for streaming.

The Racial Equity Coding Project: Unpacking The “Why”

In this first of a three-part discussion, we are joined by Susan Feder, Adam Fong, and Maurine Knighton, as they discuss the Racial Equity Coding Project, why it was started, their experience with the earliest iterations of the coding measures, and how their reflections will inform steps forward.

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