• 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.

  • Black Artists Matter Too

    Alison was featured on “The Counter Narrative Show” with other art archivists, curators, art administrators, and collectors. Together they discussed their your unique perspective, challenges, and lived-experiences trying to produce,[...]

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  • Decolonizing Dance and Shifting the Rubric

    The Sole Defined Live! programming series is the brainchild of Dance Place's 2018 Artist in Residence, Sole Defined. The series is intended to convene dance professionals to discuss topics impacting[...]

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  • Art, Education, & Racial Justice

    The HU Ideas Symposium presents a national conference hosted by the Office of the Provost. The “From Protest to Policy National Conference” will amplify the important social and racial justice[...]

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  • Data is the New Black

    Alison is excited to be serving on a panel during the 2020 Arts Administrators of Color Network Annual Convening. Session Details: Do you experience fear when using data for organizational[...]

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