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SUMMARY:Data is the New Black
DESCRIPTION:Alison is excited to be serving on a panel during the 2020 Arts Administrators of Color Network Annual Convening. \nSession Details: \nDo you experience fear when using data for organizational decision making? Are you using the appropriate performance measures to demonstrate your organizational success? Can you identify data’s value throughout your organization’s operations?\n            Do you find difficulty with tying your mission to your evaluation plans? If you answered yes to any of these questions\, this session is for you! \nPanelists: \n\nAntonio C. Cuyler\, Director of the MA Program & Associate Professor of Arts Administration\, Florida State University\nAlison McNeil\, Founder and Chief Creative Officer\, McNeil Creative Enterprises\nAndrea Thompson\, Director of Development\, Afro Latin Jazz Alliance
URL:https://mcearts.com/event/data-is-the-new-black/
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SUMMARY:Trust Black Women: How Black Female Artists\, Arts Workers\, and Cultural Leaders are Conspiring to Reshape the World
DESCRIPTION:Alison is pleased to be on this conference panel during the 2020 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference. \nSession Details: \nThis diverse group of Black women will share a brief history of their collaborative work on the Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh Initiative\, a 30+ year shared funding program of The Pittsburgh Foundation and The Heinz Endowments aimed at supporting\n            Black artists and arts organizations. Panel attendees will learn about the program’s history and how the recent on-boarding of Black women radically changed the course of the work and its outcomes. \nAs a tribe within a tribe\, these Black women hold their own Black womanhood as a valid identity to fight within the philanthropic sphere and in life. Each presenter will share the principles that guide their local and national endeavors which\n            center inclusion based on existing skill-sets\, strategies for evaluating impact with and in Black communities\, and their intergenerational approach to philanthropy that uplifts Black people\, especially Black women\, in every step of the process. \nThrough social\, intellectual\, and financial capital these women cosponsor systems\, policies and logistics in an effort to leverage networks\, increase program visibility and envision experimental funding strategies thereby creating more opportunities\n            for Black female artists\, arts workers and cultural leaders across the field\, both now and in the future. \nPanelists: \n\nShaunda McDill\, Program Officer\, Arts & Culture\, The Heinz Endowments\nAlison McNeil\, Founder and Chief Creative Officer\, McNeil Creative Enterprises\nJessica Moss\, Philanthropic Fellow\, Arts & Culture\, The Pittsburgh Foundation\nCeleste Smith\, Program Officer for Arts & Culture\, The Pittsburgh Foundation\nLisa Yancey\, President\, Yancey Consulting\, LLC\n\n 
URL:https://mcearts.com/event/trust-black-women-how-black-female-artists-arts-workers-and-cultural-leaders-are-conspiring-to-reshape-the-world/
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