Join the Creative Change Coalition for a workshop focused on how to position your organization’s work and results to attract funders, journalists, and partners. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll develop powerful framing strategies and create a draft to spark meaningful conversations with your colleagues.
Local culture matters. Join us for a discussion with leading place-based organizations whose creative, community-driven efforts highlight the essential and transformative impact of this field.
How can we combat dominant narratives of rural-urban divide? Join us for a conversation with leading organizations and artists working to dispel myths, find common ground, and create shared meaning.
Artists and culture bearers can be powerful allies in advocating for policy change, movement building, and other economic and social justice efforts. Join us to hear from leading organizations who are working with artists to build narratives, communicate policy impacts, and mobilize community members.
Learn how to access federal funding and engage creative people in your community. More details will be released soon!
Thinking about murals in your community? Wondering where to start? Murals can bring beauty and meaning to places AND they also can bring people together, create conversation and build relationships.
Join the Creative Change Coalition to hear from three organizations on the leading edge of community wealth building, creative workforce development, and entrepreneurship.
Join the Creative Change Coalition for an introduction and exploration of Guaranteed Income programs, research, and advocacy with guest presenters, Dr. Kalen Flynn from the Center for Guaranteed Income Research at University of Pennsylvania, Shafeka Hashash from the Economic Security Project, and Ricardo Beaird, Springboard for the Arts.
Join us for the launch of the Creative Change Coalition and our first Community of Practice gathering!
Hosted by Springboard for the Arts’ Executive Director, Laura Zabel, this free, virtual gathering and discussion will feature special guests National Endowment for the Arts Chair Maria Rosario Jackson, PhD and Ben Stone (NEA Design & Creative Placemaking Director). Connect with peers, learn more about the Coalition, and hear from NEA leadership on vision and strategy for the field of equitable, place-based creative work in this free, 1.5 hour virtual session.