Introducing the GIA Podcast
Grantmakers in the Arts presents the GIA Podcast, a new program featuring interviews with leaders in the field of arts philanthropy. These short podcasts (6-7 minutes) are designed to easily fit into a busy schedule and offer concise sector insights for grantmakers.
April Web Conference: Building a Racially Diverse Organization
The next GIA Web Conference, Building a Racially Diverse Organization: A Case Study on Recruiting and Retaining ALAANA Staff, will be held on Tuesday, April 26 at 2pm EDT / 11am PDT. Pat O’Brien and Sharon DeMark from Minnesota Philanthropy Partners, together with consultant Beth Zemsky, will share initial successes, lessons, and the ongoing process of making the organization a more inclusive workplace for African, Latino/a, Asian, Arab, and Native American (ALAANA) staff persons.
Related material from the GIA archive: You may also be interested in watching Dr. Manual Pastor’s keynote presentation on changing racial demographics, from the GIA 2011 Conference in San Francisco.
New from the GIA Reader: Telling It Slant
In an article from the latest issue of GIA Reader, Cara Mertes of the Ford Foundation discusses the role of film and filmmakers in creating social change in Telling it Slant: Leadership, Justice, and the Art of Film.
New GIA Member
GIA is pleased to introduce a new member that joined in March, Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture. Welcome!
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