MAY 9th, 5:30-7PM NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale Don't miss our next Arts Mean Business speaker Vanta Black. Sponsored by Community Foundation of Broward’s James and Cathy Donnelly Family Fund, and The CastleGroup. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP to [email protected]
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Philanthropy and Arts & Culture institutions have the power to bring about significant change by addressing funding inequalities. By examining the dynamics of donor relations, museum exhibitions, and the struggles faced by theaters, we can begin to shift cultural hierarchies and create a more equitable society. One example of how philanthropy can make a difference is by supporting underfunded arts programs in BIPOC communities. By providing financial resources and opportunities for artists and performers in these areas, we can help level the playing field and ensure that everyone has access to the arts. Read our Op-Ed by Monica Fernandez to learn about the internal assessment of upending cultural hierarchies in Arts and culture: https://buff.ly/3qPAyDZ
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Did you miss this weeks episode of #The5 with Jacqueline Dace of St. Louis ArtWorks? What a great episode on Stable Income and Budgeting. Don't worry, we've got you. https://lnkd.in/gBERTMzS Eric Moraczewski #nonprofit #nonprofits #nonprofitleadership #nonprofitfinance #nonprofitbudgeting #nonprofitrevenue #nonprofitleader #STL #STLmade #STLnonprofit
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Memorabilia and the future Memorabilia can be a way to preserve our memories for future generations. They can help our children and grandchildren to learn about our lives and our experiences. For example, a person might create a scrapbook or photo album of their childhood. This scrapbook can help their children to learn about their parents' lives and to see what their parents were like as children. Similarly, a person might donate their memorabilia to a museum or historical society. This can help future generations to learn about the past and to see how people lived in different times. Memorabilia can be a valuable way to preserve our memories and connect with others. They can help us to understand our past, our identity, and the world around us.
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This time of year I think a lot about organizations that help others and how it can be difficult for them to get the word out to the general public. For example, https://lnkd.in/emms3Ghd Much is being done to raise awareness for our Veterans like the amazing National World War II museum in New Orleans. But there are far too many Americans that are simply unaware of foundations, museums, even the Library of Congress' efforts to preserve and tell Veterans' stories. The competition for the general public's attention is fierce. That's why I want to take the stories to where the general public is - to airports, schools, sporting events, concerts, fairs, tradeshows, visitor centers, and everywhere the public gathers. To quickly setup popup galleries with a dozen or more framed interactive displays. The goal? To generate awareness and tell Veterans' stores where people gather. Displays built or assembled in America to honor Americans that can quickly be moved from place to place. To be at events spreading awareness. Over the past two years I have finally completed the design for DiLithium interactive battery-powered displays that will be assembled in Massachusetts. I am currently finalizing ways to build them and to create popup galleries featuring Veterans' stories. I ask for your help, my LinkedIn connections, to help me connect with the organizations and people who think, as I do, that this is important. #VeteransStories #DirectToPublic #BatteryPoweredDisplays #MadeInUSA #DiLithium #Interactive #GoWherePeopleAre #NeverHurtsToAsk
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Executive & Artistic Director, Founder - Strategic Planning, Program Development, and Organizational Culture
We asked this question today in our session “From Welcoming to Cooperation: Creating Spaces of Belonging and Purpose” at the Nonprofit Association of Washington. What becomes possible for you when you feel you belong? For our community? P.S. Music can be a great way to create spaces of belonging.
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Healthcare Operations Strategist | Transforming Clinical Processes for Efficiency | Advocate for Health Disparity Reduction
As a healthcare professional, I understand the importance of patients feeling connected to members of their healthcare team. Patients of color want to see doctors who look like them, which will likely result in greater compliance with treatment plans. Lets consider supporting/encouraging more black students to become doctors. This could be your investment in the survival of black patients. #moreblackdoctors
Associate Professor of General Internal Medicine at Duke University School of Medicine
We need more Black doctors (moreblackdoctors.org). If you are able, please consider donating to the Charles J. Blackwood, MD Endowed Memorial Scholarship fund to support Black medical students at the University of Colorado (https://lnkd.in/d2PFeqMa). We have until June 30, 2024, to qualify for matching funds to reach our goal to provide a full-tuition scholarship for a Black medical student in every entering class. Thank you.
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Our latest newsletter provides an update on the state of arts funding, and how to make the arts relevant in light of all the cuts.
HOW TO HANDLE ALL THE CUTS TO ARTS FUNDING
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The latest news from our Executve Director.
For arts & culture in Florida/North Florida, the past two months has been all about supporting our sector handle the impact of three EF-2 tornadoes and a governor’s veto of the majority of arts funding recommended for FY25. For both, a combination of strong support from Americans for the Arts, Americans for the Arts Action Fund, Leon County Government, The City of Tallahassee and countless donors and arts supporters has provided crucial support and have made a significant difference. Thank you so much 🙏 For decades, arts & culture has been funded by our government through variety of agencies and organizations on a local, regional and national level. Advocacy makes the difference. Follow the link to the latest funding news from across the nation, along with advocacy resources all arts workers and supporters need to know. https://lnkd.in/gPJvFQXm
Arts and Culture Funding: Success Stories and Ongoing Challenges
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Imagine all the history women in your family and community have witnessed. You can help us continue to share stories of ordinary women who have made an extraordinary impact across the nation. By donating, you’re not just supporting us — you’re amplifying the message that women’s stories matter. Since we launched charter membership during Women’s History Month, our community has grown to 45 states and D.C. Celebrate six months of supporting women’s history by helping us grow to 50 states by September 1! Become a charter member or gift a membership today: https://s.si.edu/3WKkWyF 📷: Volunteer Ellen Glassman, an artist and former high-school art teacher in Washington, D.C., giving a tour to students in 1988 at the then-National Museum of American Art, now Smithsonian American Art Museum. Image courtesy Smithsonian Libraries and Archives
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At United Arts, we are passionate about the transformative impact of arts and culture on our society. Recent findings from the Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) report highlight just how significant this impact is, both economically and socially. Economic Impact: In 2022, the nonprofit arts and culture sector generated a staggering $151.7 billion in economic activity. This includes $73.3 billion in spending by arts organizations and $78.4 billion in event-related expenditures by audiences. Job Creation: This sector supported 2.6 million jobs and provided $101 billion in personal income to residents across the country. Tax Revenue: Arts and culture activities contributed $29.1 billion in tax revenue to local, state, and federal governments. Community Pride: 89% of arts event attendees expressed that these activities instill a sense of pride in their community. Social Connections: The arts foster social connections, community pride, and cultural understanding, making our communities more vibrant and inclusive. Why It Matters: Investing in arts and culture is not just about supporting creativity; it’s about fostering economic growth, enhancing community livability, and promoting social well-being. At United Arts, we are committed to continuing our work to ensure that arts and culture remain a vibrant and integral part of our community. Join us in supporting the arts. Together, we MAKE ART HAPPEN across Wake County! Support: https://lnkd.in/gKTfDcm9 Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/evrUQW7v
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