National Facilitator Training

National Facilitator Training

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National Facilitator Training

After engaging for five robust years of National Facilitator Training, we are watching the challenges in arts/culture and nonprofit organizations as they grapple with the impact of the current political, social, and financial climate. 

As we think about the future of the National Facilitator Training program, we want to continue to listen to the field and assess the most effective way to continue antiracism work with trustees. 

As we gather information from the field on what is most needed, we will update the community with future plans for the National Facilitator Training program. We encourage you to sign up for our newsletter for updates. You can also explore our other program offerings here.

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About the Program

artEquity’s core program, the National Facilitation Training is a two-weekend intensive retreat with a purpose: deep analysis and skills building paired with meaningful discourse on issues of inclusion, equity, and the role of art makers.

Our program is powered by art practitioners interested in facilitating around issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We encourage a wide spectrum of arts leaders, arts practitioners, arts educators, arts advocates, board members, funders, supporters, and others. We hope to support and grow the artist-activist within you.

Two Intensive Retreats
The retreats are set in different regions across the U.S. with BIPOC-led organizational program partners and individual artists. Each retreat is at least a month apart to allow participants time to reflect on presented themes and to practice facilitation competencies.
Participants are expected to attend both retreat sessions in order to ensure the full experience of the training and building Community.

Registration

Registration is $812.00 US. The cost of registration goes toward facilitation fees, access services, and technical + administrative support.

Access

Captions are available for all programming. ASL Interpretation is available upon request. Please request additional access support at the time of registration.

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Please reach out to info@artEquity.org for more information.

One, Big Cultural Experience
A key component to the training will be the opportunity for participants to be immersed in the regional cultural experience.
Cohort members will explore firsthand the challenges and successes of addressing issues of equity, diversity, and justice within an arts institution, and will have an opportunity to experience art and seminars that connect theory with practice.
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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 California Arts Council, the Dramatists Guild Fund, 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, Venturous Theatre Fund of the Tides Foundation, and a growing community of individuals and organizations across the globe.