• Managing Change and Innovation

    The Downtown Brooklyn Arts Management Fellowship is a paid 6-month opportunity for a cohort of young people to gain experience and skills for careers in arts management. The program aims[...]

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  • Strategic Thinking & Planning

    Alison will be participating as a faculty member for the 2019 Chorus Management Institute (CMI). CMI is a three-day intensive workshop hosted by Chorus America that gives participants tools, strategies,[...]

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  • Telling My Story & Securing Funding for My Art

    FRESHH Inc. is a nonprofit grassroots theatre company and incubator committed to celebrating and cultivating the voices of Black Women and girls in theatre. Through its varied programming, FRESHH creates[...]

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  • Inspired Women are Empowered Women

    George Mason University's (GMU) Office of University Life hosts its Pizza & Perspectives series to create a space for students and the surrounding community to discuss topics that relate to[...]

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  • Consulting in the Creative Economy

    The DC Department of Employment Services hosted its inaugural Young Women in the Workforce Intensive to allow young women (ages 19-24 years old) in Washington DC to gain exposure, resources,[...]

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  • Creatively Exploring Health Equity

    In 2017, Richmond Memorial Health Foundation (RMHF) began exploring notions of health and equity as understood by Richmonders by funding eight artists and artist collectives to consider the following questions[...]

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  • Coaching and Giving & Receiving Feedback

    Alison has been invited to speak with graduate students enrolled in American University's arts management program about values alignment and giving feedback.