The Possibility Spectrum: Increasing Diversity & Inclusion in Arts Organizations

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
M. Yingling
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Many arts and cultural organizations seek increased diversity and inclusion; however, these ideals can be simpler in concept than conception. Each are different values that must be implemented in tandem for success. The author challenges organizations to look internally and acknowledge that if they are not representative of the communities they claim to serve, then the organization is not serving the communities they claim to represent. Data and analysis from five years of case studies on Intiman Theatre’s programming reveal practical actions organizations can take to improve diversity and increase inclusion. Through research the author outlines a 12-step plan in three phases, awaken, broaden, and commit, enabling organizations to access their Possibility Spectrum. First presented as a workshop at the Association of Arts Administration Educators (AAAE) 36th annual conference hosted by Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, this article updates research, findings, and case studies with the latest available information.
可能性光谱:艺术组织的多样性和包容性
许多艺术和文化组织寻求增加多样性和包容性;然而,这些理想在概念上比概念上更简单。每一个都是不同的价值观,要想成功,就必须同时实施这些价值观。作者要求组织从内部审视并承认,如果他们不能代表他们声称要服务的社区,那么组织就没有为他们声称要代表的社区服务。从对Intiman剧院节目的五年案例研究中获得的数据和分析表明,组织可以采取实际行动来改善多样性和增加包容性。通过研究,作者概述了一个12步计划,分为三个阶段,唤醒,扩大和承诺,使组织能够访问他们的可能性范围。在爱丁堡玛格丽特女王大学主办的艺术管理教育工作者协会(AAAE)第36届年会上,这篇文章首次在研讨会上发表,用最新的可用信息更新了研究、发现和案例研究。
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