2024 Conference Blog
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Being Called In: Philanthropy in Times of Crisis
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Seeing the Unseen: Color as Currency
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Shaping Bold Futures: Advancing Justice & Healing with Government
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The Zero-Sum Game Is Not The Answer: New Models for BIPOC-Led Media and Cultural Power Building
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Transformation Requires Embracing Collective Spirit
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Centering Cultural Policy: What to Expect at the 2024 GIA Conference
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Conduits and Catalysts: A National Study on Local Arts Agencies
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Meet the Bloggers: Rachel Dukes
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Meet the Bloggers: Erin Toale
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Visiting Center For Native Futures
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Leading Through Change
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The Arts are Not Far from the Systems that Impact Community Development
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Establishing Creative Education as a Fundamental Right
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Place + People + Music = Community Bonding and Social Capital
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Meet the Graphic Recorder: Urban Wild Studio
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The Role of Philanthropy in Supporting the Safety and Security of Movement Organizations
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The Art of Defense: Bringing Movement Defense to the Arts Sector
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Radical Shifts: How Employing Artists in Non-Arts Organizations are Shifting Organizational Structures and Increasing Mission Achievement
Welcome to Chicago, from the Conference Planning Committee.
As part of our preparations for the upcoming GIA 2024 Annual Conference in Chicago, we sat down with members of the planning committee to get their take on what makes Chicago’s cultural scene unique. From must-see spots to hidden gems and what they are most eager for as the conference approaches, they shared insights on what visitors shouldn’t miss and how Chicago’s vibrant arts community continues to drive change in the city.
Special Series Throw Back
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Special Series Throw Back 〰️
Check out our Special Series racial equity podcast edition with Adriana Rios, National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, and Luisa Martinez, Otros Dreams en Acción!