Monday
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| 8:00 - 9:00 Roundtables |
| 9:00 - 9:30 Break |
| 9:30 - 11:30 Morning Plenary Session |
| 11:30 - 12:00 Break |
| 12:00 - 1:30 Luncheon Plenary |
2:00 - 6:00 |
110 in the 'Hood
Organized by Mary Trudel, senior communications officer, The Wallace Foundation |
Arts, Culture & Community Economic Development
Organized by Janet Rodriguez, national director, Arts & Culture, JP Morgan Chase Global Philanthropy |
Creating an Arts Rich Middle School: A Conversation with Leaders
Organized by the Arts Education Committee |
Creating and Maintaining Effective Community Connections: A Case Study of the Mark Morris Dance Group
Organized by Stuart Post, program officer, Independence Community Foundation |
Culture and Gentrification: A Visit to Williamsburg
Organized by the Art & Social Justice Preconference Committee |
Other than Money: Other Ways to Support Artists
Organized by the Support for Individual Artists Committee |
Public Private Partnerships: Stimulus in the Making… The Empowerment Zone
Organized by William Aguado, president, Bronx Council on the Arts |
| 6:30 Dine arounds |
| 9:00 Late Evening Grantmakers Cabaret |
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Tuesday
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| 8:00 - 9:00 Roundtables |
9:30 - 11:00 |
From Programs to Advocacy: A Vicious or Virtuous Cycle?
Organized by Richard Kessler, executive director, The Center for Arts Education |
Creative Stimulus and Community Recovery: A Cross-sector Roundtable
Organized by Roberta Uno, program officer for media, arts and culture, Ford Foundation; Michelle Coffey, executive director, Lambent Foundation; Caron Atlas, independant consultant |
Social Networking: Spaces for Creation, Engagement, Discourse and Promotion
Organized by Organized by Cynthia Gehrig, president, Jerome Foundation |
Launching a Nation-wide Arts and Culture Dialogue: The National Arts Index
Organized by Marete Wester, director of arts policy, Americans for the Arts |
Cultural Collisions
Organized by Tricia Mire, managing director, Brooklyn Arts Council |
Artsupport Australia: an Innovative Model for Encouraging Private Philanthropy in the Arts
Organized by Diane Ragsdale, program officer for the performing arts, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation |
Recent Research and the State of Arts Funding
Organized by Tommer Peterson, deputy director, Grantmakers in the Arts; Claire Peeps, executive director, Durfee Foundation; Holly Sidford, president, Helicon Collaborative |
Sewing Sails in a Perfect Storm
Organized by Vickie Benson, program director, The McKnight Foundation and Ann McQueen, senior program officer, Boston Foundation |
Dialogue on the Arts and People with Disabilities
Organized by Amy Kitchener, executive director, Alliance for California Traditional Arts; Rose Ann Cleveland, executive director, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation; John R. Killacky, program officer, Arts & Culture, The San Francisco Foundation |
| 11:30 - 1:00 Luncheon Plenary |
1:30 - 3:00 |
The Boston Public Schools Arts Planning Initiative: Supporting a Visionary Superintendent Through Collaboration, Data Collection, and Ongoing Coordination
Organized by Janna Schwartz, senior program officer, Hunt Alternatives Fund |
Hip Hop Arts and Education
Organized by Iris Morales, executive director, Union Square Awards; Radha Blank, arts and culture, senior program assistant, Nathan Cummings Foundation; Klare Shaw, senior associate, Barr Foundation; Lorraine Marasigan, program officer, Cricket Island Foundation |
Communities in Transition
Organized by Judilee Reed, executive director, Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC) |
The Art of Change: How and Why Advocacy is part of Effective Arts Philanthropy
Organized by Janet Brown, executive director, Grantmakers in the Arts; Bob Lynch, president and CEO, Americans for the Arts |
The Structure of Money: How to Know What Organizations Need and When
Organized by Kristin Giantris, vice president for the northeast region, Nonprofit Finance Fund |
From Grantmaker to…?
Organized by Janet Rodriguez, national director, Arts & Culture, JP Morgan Chase Global Philanthropy |
From Art to Action
Organized by Betsy Rosenbluth, northeast director of projects, Orton Family Foundation |
Support for Individual Artists: Putting Research and Data to Work
Organized by Eric Wallner, cultural affairs supervisor, City of Ventura Cultural Affairs |
Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Essentials and Innovations in Arts Loan Funds
Organized by Lisa Cremin, Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund |
| 3:00 - 3:30 Break |
3:30 - 5:00 |
Ready For Liftoff: A Look at Federal Policies for Arts Education in FY2010—And How Philanthropy Can Position Itself to Make a Difference
Organized by Marete Wester, director of arts policy, Americans for the Arts |
Mind the Gap: SNAAP—Tracking Results of Intensive Arts Training
Organized by Debbie McNulty, grant officer, The Houston Endowments; Klare Shaw, senior associate, Barr Foundation; Ellen Rudolph, program director for arts, Surdna Foundation |
International Models for Coalition Building: Art as a Catalyst for Change
Organized by Michelle Coffey, executive director, Lambent Foundation; Claudine Brown, program director, arts and culture, Nathan Cummings Fouldation |
Arts Advocacy Crossing Borders: the Public and Private Debates Over Arts Funding
Organized by Judith Kaufman Weiner, executive director, Alliance of New York State Arts Organizations |
Graceful Exit: What Can Funders Do When Its Time to Pull the Plug?
Organized by Tommer Peterson, deputy director, Grantmakers in the Arts |
Building Arts Participation in Rural America
Organized by Cinda Holt, business development specialist, Montana Arts Council |
Funders—More Than Just Another Pretty Face(book): Social Networking Revelations
Organized by Fidelma McGinn, executive director, Artist Trust; Victoria Lord, program associate, Rasmuson Foundation |
Corporate Grantmakers: Responding to Challenging Economic Times
Organized by Beth McGuire Ree, senior manager, Target Corporation |
New Orleans in 2009: A City Undergoing Transformation
Organized by Carolyn Somers, executive director, Joan Mitchell Foundation; Roberta Uno, program officer, Media Arts and Culture, Ford Foundation |
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Wednesday
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8:30 - 10:00 |
Creative Communities: Surrounding Children with The Arts in Dallas
Organized by Mary Trudel, senior communications officer, The Wallace Foundation |
Creative Communities in Arts Education
Organized by Arnold Aprill, executive director, Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education |
Making a Big Difference with Small Grants: Lessons from the South
Organized by Judi Jennings, executive director, Kentucky Foundation for Women |
Then & Now: An Examination of Gender and Race/Ethnicity in the Contexts of Art Creation and Production/Exhibition
Organized by Cynthia Gehrig, president, Jerome Foundation |
One Step Back, 2 Steps Forward?
Organized by Ben Cameron, program director for the arts, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation |
How Do We Define Our Changing Communities? How Do We Serve Our Changing Communities?
Organized by Stuart Post, program officer, Independence Community Foundation |
Changing the Game: New Models, New Leaders, New Ideas for the Arts
Organized by Marc Vogl, program officer, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation |
Voices from the Cultural Battlefront Reports: New Leverage Points to Advance Social Justice and Cultural Equity
Organized by Dudley Cocke, Bush Foundation |
Creating Opportunity for Artists in Lean Times
Organized by Judilee Reed, executive director, Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC) |
| 10:00 - 10:30 Break |
| 10:30 - 12:00 Closing Brunch Plenary |
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