Move the Money Part I

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Written By Grantmakers in the Arts GIA

Grantmakers in the Arts & Art.Coop Solidarity Economy Discussion Series

How can arts & culture grantmaking engage in systems-change work that addresses root causes rather than symptoms of inequity? Grantmakers can play a role in the transformation of the sector by following the lead of BIPOC creatives who are innovating models for self-determination and community wealth.

In part one of this series, we are joined by East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative, which supports BIPOC and allied communities to cooperatively organize, finance, purchase and steward mixed-use and residential property in the East Bay, who make tangible the principles laid out in the GIA-commissioned report, Solidarity Not Charity: Arts & Culture Grantmaking in the Solidarity Economy, by Natalia Linares & Caroline Woolard from Art.Coop.

Grantmakers in the Arts GIA

Grantmakers in the Arts is the only national association of both public and private arts and culture funders in the US, including independent and family foundations, public agencies, community foundations, corporate philanthropies, nonprofit regrantors, and national service organizations – funders of all shapes and sizes across the US and into Canada.

https://www.giarts.org
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