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Special Hotel Conference Rate
This year’s in-person track of the conference will be held at the Caribe Hilton in San Juan, PR. A block of rooms is available for conference attendees at a special rate through October 14, 2021, and a limited number of rooms will be available at the government rate for qualifying government employees. We highly recommend making your reservation as soon as possible, especially important if you are planning to arrive early or stay after the conference is finished, as this is a high travel season for the island, and rooms are filling quickly.

For more information, visit the conference website here.
August Member Spotlight: Creative Arkansas Community Hub & Exchange
August’s GIA Member Spotlight is on Creative Arkansas Community Hub & Exchange. Learn about the organization’s work here.
Changes in Grantmaking Practice – A GIA survey
Grantmakers in the Arts are writing to ask you to take a few minutes to fill in our survey of arts funders’ practices during these unprecedented times. GIA is researching the ways that our arts grantmaking community have responded to the pandemic and the movement for anti-racism. This survey follows up on last year’s survey, the findings of which are summarized in our blog post, Arts Grantmakers’ Changes in Practice: Present and future. The deadline is 5:00pm PDT, Monday, September 13, 2021. Access the survey here.
Creative Arkansas Community Hub & Exchange
News from the Field
Fund Alert: Collaboration between Pittsburgh Foundation and The Opportunity Fund seeks submissions to promote social justice
The Pittsburgh Foundation, in collaboration with The Opportunity Fund, is seeking submissions from local artists striving for social justice solutions in recently available funding for the grant initiative “Exposure: An Artists Program”…
“Where Shift Happens: A Narrative and Cultural Power Mini-School”: ICYMI
The “Fix Team” at Grist, an independent media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions and a just future, brought together Anjali Nath Upadhyay, a philosopher and political scientist at Liberation Spring, and facilitator Gibrán Rivera in what Rivera described as an experiment called "Where Shift Happens: A Narrative and Cultural Power Mini-School"…

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