[Virtual] Making the Case for the Arts (Now More Than Ever)
Making the Case for the Arts (Now More Than Ever)
A compelling case for support – a clear and convincing rationale for why a donor should support you – is a messaging tool that every organization needs in its toolkit. Articulating your value is important in the best of times, but in anxious times, it’s critical. Your donors already believe in your mission. In a crisis, they want to understand how you – and their philanthropic dollars – will make the world a better place.
Join us for a one-hour session to gain insight into how your organization can craft effective messages right now. Led by Patricia LePera and Luise Moskowitz of SteegeThomson Communications, this webinar will help arts and culture organizations frame their impact to benefit their work now, and in the future.
We will explore questions such as: What makes the role of arts and culture essential in a time of crisis? How does your organization demonstrate its unique ability to meet the needs of your community members’ minds, bodies and spirits? How should you best tie your contributions to your emergency needs and ongoing sustainability? How can you best capture what you are doing now to support your fundraising efforts in the future?
This is a free event.
Creating a Diverse & Inclusive Workplace
How can you go beyond the vision for a diverse, equitable & inclusive workforce?
This workshop will explore best practices for recruiting, hiring and retaining diverse candidates as well as how to actively create an inclusive work environment. Attendees across all levels of leadership will be challenged to reflect on the role that unconscious bias plays and charged to create an action plan they can implement in the near future to increase inclusion within their organizations. After the event, organizers will continue these conversations by offering support and checking-in on action plan progress. Participants will leave the session with actionable practices, tips and supplemental resources to support the creation of strategies that will yield long-term results.
Tickets are $25 for members of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and $35 for non-members. Scholarships are available if the cost is a barrier to your attendance. Please email laureng@philaculture.org for more information.
PROGRAM
8:30 a.m. | Registration & Breakfast
9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. | Program
PRESENTERS
- Jameel Rush: Assistant Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer at Aramark; Adjunct Professor at Villanova and Temple University; Board Member of SHRM-CP
- Tanya O'Neill: Associate Director of Leadership & Professional Development at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
- Shawn Mott: Organizational Development Consultant at Resources for Human Development
2019 Arts & Pre-K Excellence Awards Application Form
Thanks for your interest in applying for the Arts & Pre-K Excellence Awards. Before completing the application form below, please thoroughly review the 2019 Arts & Pre-K Excellence Awards Guidelines.
The deadline to apply is April 12, 2019. An independent advisory committee of experts in early-childhood education will review applications and select the award recipients. Award winners will be announced in the fall of 2019.
Please direct inquiries about the Arts & Pre-K Excellence Awards to Allie Vanyur at allisonv@philaculture.org