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In June 2009, the League of American Orchestras National Conference featured the session "Towards Greater Diversity and Inclusion." This session provided an overview of some of the thinking and practices in the diversity sector, and linked ...more

Brian Kaufman and Michael Reichman of New England Conservatory in Boston have created Musical Diplomacy, an ongoing project bringing together leading policymakers, teachers, musicians, and concerned citizens for an inspiring evening of music and d...more

"If we leave it to mainstream institutions to create work by [minorities], we will be left with a kind of chainstore arts world." Topher Campbell   As of February 17, 2011, the U.S. House of Representatives has put forward the FY11...more

Below are just a few terms and definitions related to diversity and inclusion work. The majority of the definitions below can be found in the National MultiCultural Institute's Diversity Glossary, which also includes terminology related to legislativ...more

American Music Center's NewMusicBox features many articles on diversity of genre and programming, as well as several articles on how culture influences the identity of composers and vice versa. Below you will find just some of the articles that are r...more

Last week the Theater Communications Group convened it's 49th annual National Theater Conference in downtown Chicago.  One of the main themes of the conference was the concept of the "Creative Ecology."  The term was confusing to ...more

Rosetta Thurman, a nonprofit consultant in Washington, DC who writes her "Promoting Now Generation Leadership For Social Change" blog, recently posted a list of 32 nonprofit and philanthropy blogs written by people of color.  In it sh...more

Broadway Sees Benefits of Building Black Audiences The New York Times - June 27, 2010 While Memphis' producers estimate that 25-30% of their audience is black, the producers of Fela! and Race say that their outreach has resulted in black theaterg...more

  The Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) is the national service and advocacy organization dedicated to developing and supporting a robust performing arts presenting field and the professionals who work within it. Vision...more

Ebonie C. Pittman, Arts Program Associate for The Wallace Foundation, studies the recruitment, retention, and career and professional development of people of color in middle- and senior-level management positions in New York City-based dance compani...more