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“Turning Commitment into Action” with Racial Equity Learning Cohorts for...
Seattle enjoys a high standard of living and is a hub for innovation and creativity; yet racial disparities persist in our region. According to 2010 Census data, Seattle’s population is predominantly...
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Transitions to Equity in the Arts: Recognition and First Steps
By August Denhard Recognition of changes in the landscape comes to all of us in different ways. Mine came two years ago with the realization that my organization, the Early Music Guild of Seattle, was...
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ARTS Welcomes Payton Bordley and Amanda Standley
Payton Bordley, Racial Equity Liaison Payton Bordley supports a variety of Cultural Partnerships programs, specifically focused on the internal capacity building of the Office towards racial equity,...
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2017 Proposed Budget highlights for arts and culture
Dear Friends and Colleagues: Mayor Ed Murray delivered his 2017 Proposed Budget to the City Council yesterday, and I am pleased to inform you that he has proposed increased investments in arts and...
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What Does Access and Equity Look Like in Seattle’s Creative Economy?
Photo by Fedora el Morro According to the report written by the Office of Economic Development, there were 67,350 creative jobs in greater Seattle by the end of 2017. Between 2012 and 2017, we added...
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