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Across Borders, Within Reach: Reflections from GIA’s San Diego/Tijuana Board Convening
Ericka Jones-Craven, Grantmakers in the Arts
Keep Investing in San Diego’s Cultural Vitality
Kamaal Martin and Eddie Torres
Making the Invisible Visible: NPN Reflects on Five Years of Southern Grantmaking
Caitlin Strokosch, National Performance Network (NPN)
Letter to the GIA Membership: Looking Ahead to 2026
Nadia Elokdah, Grantmakers in the Arts
Disability Culture Lab on AI, Policy, and Creative Power
with Meier Galblum Haigh and Kenrya Rankin
Building Bridges Versus Building Power: A False Choice
David Callahan, Inside Philanthropy
Foundation Grants to Arts and Culture 2023: A One-Year Snapshot
Steven Lawrence, Independent Consultant
Welcome to Mississippi
Carlton Turner, Mississippi Center for Cultural Production
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Creative Maladjustment
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Representative Bonamici Meets with GIA’s Members
“All Roads Lead to Utica”: Reflections from GIA’s Day of Learning with Sipp Culture
Ericka Jones-Craven, Grantmakers in the Arts
Keep Showing Up
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Power in the Middle: Strategies for Effective Regranting
with Bahia Ramos, Juan Souki, Anika Tené, and Joy Young, PhD
Back to Normal is an Illusion and a Trap
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Sign On to Philanthropic Organizations Committed to Disability Solidarity Respond to the Passage of H.R. 1
Toward a Portable Future: Moving the Arts from the Margins in Portable Benefits Reform
Nadia Elokdah, Grantmakers in the Arts
Marching Toward Tomorrow: My Journey from Artistic Truth-Seeking to Building the Future in Selma
Carey Fountain, Foot Soldiers Park
Art is a Language: Rooted in Place, Rising in Power
Victoria Rae Boynton Moore, TINYisPOWERFUL
Stories of Impacts of the Federal Government’s Actions
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Expanding the Path to Equitable Arts Funding
Dalouge Smith, The Lewis Prize for Music