Radically Rural
Arts track resources
Session 1
Resources to review before the session:
Freedom Maps – an incredibly in-depth study that looks at rural arts funding in the South and its social and cultural implications and impacts: https://freedommaps.us/
Sunup Initiative: https://sunupcorbin.com/
Show up for Racial Justice Chapters & Affiliates – notice the number of affiliates in rural communities: https://www.showingupforracialjustice.org/chapters-and-affiliates.html
Fact sheet on the issue from National Association of State Arts Agencies: https://nasaa-arts.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Rural-Grant-Making-Fact-Sheet.pdf
Report from the National Governors’ Association on rural arts capacity: https://www.nga.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/NGA_RuralArtsReport.pdf
Panelist organizations and Projects:
INTERCULTURAL LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE – ILI Intercultural Leadership Institute
Freedom Maps – an incredibly in-depth study that looks at rural arts funding in the South and its social and cultural implications and impacts: https://freedommaps.us/
WESTAF Emerging Leaders of Color
The Community Creativity Initiative at the Bush Foundation
WESTAF Arts + the Rural West Virtual Workshop Session Report
Resources for Advancing Equity in Cultural Philanthropy
A Cultural New Deal for Cultural and Racial Justice. « Join us!
Living Traditions – National Endowment for the Arts
Are You Ready for the Country?: Creative Placemaking in Rural America
Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity in Arts & Culture Philanthropy
Resources shared during the session
History, Truth and the Search for Common Ground
Artplace America October 2020 Summit
Video of Ron Ragin leading Breath & Sound work to find centering & grounding
Intercultural Leadership Institute Fellows
National Association of Latino Arts & Cultures
Session 2
Catherine Stewart, NH Theatre Project
Questions from Catherine's Elephant-in-the-Room session.
What are the "elephants" in your life? What are you afraid to talk about?
What questions do you have about this isolating issue?
What resources (person, place or thing) that you could share about this isolating issue?
How does it feel to discuss these issues in the open?
Play created during the session on Belonging - we wrote a play during our session!
Rachel Balaban's Dance for All People
HB Lozito, Out in the Open
Rural LGBTQ+ Oral History Resources from HB Lozito of Out in the Open
THE LESBIAN HOME MOVIE PROJECT
Andrews' Inn interviews on the Out in the Open website
ONE ARCHIVES (Look for the eye for online items)
Barbara Schaffer Bacon, Animating Democracy - https://www.animatingdemocracy.org/
Evaluation & Measurement tools for arts & belonging
Continuum Impact Guide - Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts
Session 3
Speakers’ websites
Dartmouth Hitchcock Art Program
Amanda Whitworth’s Articine
Kate Beever’s Maine Music & Health