Finding the Keys
FInding the Keys:
Antiracist Approaches to Radical Recruitment in the Arts with Sharifa Johka
A workshop experience designed to give you real-life recruitment and hiring solutions.
Registration Fee
$175
BY REQUEST ONLY*
Date / time / place
- TBD
- TBD
- ZOOM - Virtual Event
*Finding the Keys will be offered by request only for groups of 35 or more.
To inquire, please email info@artEquity.org.
About the Program
Finding the Keys is a workshop experience designed to give you real-life recruitment and hiring solutions that can be applied across industries. There are no excuses. This is a unique opportunity to roll up your sleeves and do the work with one of the nation’s leading subject matter experts.
Led by Sharifa Johka, former Director of Equity at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and radical inclusion activist, this workshop is designed to give attendees actionable steps to successfully operationalize equity values in recruiting and hiring practices.
Logistics
The workshop is conducted virtually with a combination of personal reflection, small group work, and large group conversations.
Attendance
Access
Computer-generated captions are available for all programming. ASL Interpretation and/or Live Captioning is available if requested two weeks prior to the training. For other access support, please let us know at the time of registration.
Tech Support
For day-of technical support, please email info@artEquity.org.
Regsitration
Registration is $175 US per person. The cost of registration goes toward facilitation fees, access services, and technical + administrative support.
Finding the Keys will be offered by request only for groups of 35 or more.
Group Registration
To inquire, please email info@artEquity.org.
Refunds
NO refunds will be issued for Finding the Keys.
Exchanges
We are NOT able to offer exchanges for this program.
Thank You to Our Supporters
artEquity provides the tools, resources, and training to support the intersection of art and activism. Our work is made possible in part by The Ford Foundation, the Getty Foundation, Barbara and Amos Hostetter, the Howard Gilman Foundation, the JKW Foundation, the Mellon Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Shubert Foundation, and a growing community of individuals and organizations across the globe.