May Webinar: Demographic Data Collection: Understanding Who Benefits from our Funding Support
The next GIA webinar, Demographic Data Collection: Understanding Who Benefits from our Funding Support, will be held on Tuesday, May 23 at 2:00pm EDT / 11:00am PDT. With increasing urgency, the field of arts philanthropy is investigating funding inequities and seeking remedies to longstanding practices and policies that have led to them. We understand that to make meaningful progress towards
closing funding gaps requires gathering specific data that tell us who our grantees are and whom they are serving. Join Beth Tuttle from DataArts; Bronwyn Mauldin from Los Angeles County Arts Commission, a public funder; and Elizabeth Love from Houston Endowment, a private funder, as they discuss their approaches to collecting demographic data on grantees and their audiences.
Coming up: Investing in Financial Fitness: Capitalizing for Long-term Health on Tuesday, June 13.
Coming up: Investing in Financial Fitness: Capitalizing for Long-term Health on Tuesday, June 13.
Special Webinar: Briefing on President Trump’s 2018 Proposed Federal Budget
Grantmakers in the Arts launched Arts Funders Respond to provide members with the most up-to-date information affecting the arts community in our changing political climate. Now, GIA is pleased to offer a special webinar, Briefing on the President’s Proposed
2018 Budget. The new administration has brought with it a change in budget priorities, including the proposed defunding of important agencies that support arts and culture across the nation. Please join GIA’s federal policy consultant, Alex Nock from Penn Hill Group, who will provide a briefing on these matters on Wednesday, June 7 at 2:00pm EDT / 11:00am PDT.
Arts Funders Respond: The Latest Headlines
William D. Adams, the tenth chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, has announced his resignation from the agency, effective Tuesday, May 23, 2017…
A recent article in The New York Times discusses the modern-era revival of artist patronage, with individuals giving sustained support that funds an artist’s overall career rather than a specific project…
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has released a working paper detailing progress on a pilot project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts to increase access to arts education in rural Massachusetts…
Steven J. Tepper, dean of the Herberger Institute for Design in the Arts at Arizona State University, recently presented the keynote address at ArtsFund's 29th Annual Celebration of the Arts Luncheon…
Presented annually to a living US poet whose lifetime accomplishments warrant singular recognition, the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize is one of the most prestigious awards given to American poets…
