To stay relevant to changing communities, many arts organizations have been developing engagement programs — that is, programming designed to reach more and different people and involve them more actively in how art is made and experienced. In 2013, a group of 10 arts nonprofits across California set out to make engagement central to their identities as part of the New California Arts Fund and pursued transformations in their programmatic, organizational, and business models. This evaluation documents their achievements and challenges, and provides considerations for arts organizations and funders interested in reaching ethnically diverse and/or low-income communities
The American non-profit arts sector is faced with challenges including shifting audience demographic...
The arts and social justice are historically interconnected, but current research demonstrates how a...
Alternate ROOTS (ROOTS), an organization that supports artists committed to social and economic just...
This set of seven case studies provides real-world examples and practical tips to enrich lessons ide...
The cultural sector in America is grappling with how to remain relevant to the rapidly changing soci...
Between 2009 and 2014, The James Irvine Foundation invested $13.4 million through the Arts Regional ...
For the last two decades, arts organizations of various kinds have focused increasing attention on p...
Arts participation is being redefined as people increasingly choose to engage with art in new, more ...
With long-term commitments to concentrated geographic regions, community foundations are in a unique...
This research was a mixed method, multiple case study of four small nonprofit arts organizations in ...
This report presents findings from the California Survey of Arts & Cultural Participation, a new stu...
The Fellowship was developed through the work accomplished by U.matter, an engagement project focuse...
This research set out to unpack the disparities of unequitable funding for nonprofit arts field and ...
Since 2009, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation's Performing Arts Program has been making grant...
This work explores how arts organizations have used technology to grow and develop audience engageme...
The American non-profit arts sector is faced with challenges including shifting audience demographic...
The arts and social justice are historically interconnected, but current research demonstrates how a...
Alternate ROOTS (ROOTS), an organization that supports artists committed to social and economic just...
This set of seven case studies provides real-world examples and practical tips to enrich lessons ide...
The cultural sector in America is grappling with how to remain relevant to the rapidly changing soci...
Between 2009 and 2014, The James Irvine Foundation invested $13.4 million through the Arts Regional ...
For the last two decades, arts organizations of various kinds have focused increasing attention on p...
Arts participation is being redefined as people increasingly choose to engage with art in new, more ...
With long-term commitments to concentrated geographic regions, community foundations are in a unique...
This research was a mixed method, multiple case study of four small nonprofit arts organizations in ...
This report presents findings from the California Survey of Arts & Cultural Participation, a new stu...
The Fellowship was developed through the work accomplished by U.matter, an engagement project focuse...
This research set out to unpack the disparities of unequitable funding for nonprofit arts field and ...
Since 2009, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation's Performing Arts Program has been making grant...
This work explores how arts organizations have used technology to grow and develop audience engageme...
The American non-profit arts sector is faced with challenges including shifting audience demographic...
The arts and social justice are historically interconnected, but current research demonstrates how a...
Alternate ROOTS (ROOTS), an organization that supports artists committed to social and economic just...