Why this research project, and why now? There is urgency to this inquiry. It is written against the real-world backdrop of patterns of cultural appropriation, omission, and exclusion in the Pittsburgh area arts community dating back decades. Racial Equity and Arts Funding in Greater Pittsburgh is an opportunity to promote understanding about past and current practices regarding race and arts funding in Greater Pittsburgh. It is an inquiry into how resources, in the form of competitive grants programs by public arts agencies and private foundations, are distributed.This report offers recommendations on how equity issues can be addressed through revisions to grantmaking policies and procedures, with the goal of making some features common pra...
There is a cultural equity gap within the United States’ arts and culture landscape, constituting un...
This report provides a regional look at the funding landscape for arts and culture and compares and ...
Developed by the Mid-South Philanthropy Network as a self audit, the purpose of the Memphis Funders'...
This brief discusses how grantmakers can redress long-standing inequalities in arts and culture phil...
Is the distribution of public arts funding in Philadelphia equitable? Despite the ascendance of dive...
This report summarizes the main findings of the recent research, revisiting the reasons why addressi...
A research study examining how a subset of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) gra...
This report provides recommendations for the design of a new grant funding program for Black Artists...
Creating Cultures and Practices for Racial Equity contains a variety of tools that emerged from Race...
This research set out to unpack the disparities of unequitable funding for nonprofit arts field and ...
When the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity (PRE), in partnership with GrantCraft, released ...
This report describes how state arts agencies in four states—California, Maryland, Massachusetts and...
Among the region's residents, Pittsburgh's African American men have historically and disproportiona...
The arts and social justice are historically interconnected, but current research demonstrates how a...
The research field has come a long way since the days of explicit exclusion, exploitation, and exper...
There is a cultural equity gap within the United States’ arts and culture landscape, constituting un...
This report provides a regional look at the funding landscape for arts and culture and compares and ...
Developed by the Mid-South Philanthropy Network as a self audit, the purpose of the Memphis Funders'...
This brief discusses how grantmakers can redress long-standing inequalities in arts and culture phil...
Is the distribution of public arts funding in Philadelphia equitable? Despite the ascendance of dive...
This report summarizes the main findings of the recent research, revisiting the reasons why addressi...
A research study examining how a subset of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) gra...
This report provides recommendations for the design of a new grant funding program for Black Artists...
Creating Cultures and Practices for Racial Equity contains a variety of tools that emerged from Race...
This research set out to unpack the disparities of unequitable funding for nonprofit arts field and ...
When the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity (PRE), in partnership with GrantCraft, released ...
This report describes how state arts agencies in four states—California, Maryland, Massachusetts and...
Among the region's residents, Pittsburgh's African American men have historically and disproportiona...
The arts and social justice are historically interconnected, but current research demonstrates how a...
The research field has come a long way since the days of explicit exclusion, exploitation, and exper...
There is a cultural equity gap within the United States’ arts and culture landscape, constituting un...
This report provides a regional look at the funding landscape for arts and culture and compares and ...
Developed by the Mid-South Philanthropy Network as a self audit, the purpose of the Memphis Funders'...