Vision Driven Artists and CultureWorks are partnering on a monthly workshop series for artists and arts organizations! This month we will:
- Learn about different types of partnerships
- Think strategically about the types of partnerships that could best benefit your project
- Develop a plan to start building strategic and thoughtful partnerships
Presented by Brittany Campese (VDA) and Daniel Tucker (Moore College of Art & Design, MFA/MA program in Socially-Engaged Art).
Light refreshments catered by foodeveryonedeserves.
Artists and cultural workers of all experience levels are encouraged to attend. Free for CultureWorks & PACA members. $5 for the public. Registration required. Please only register if you plan to attend in-person.
Attendees agree to have their photograph taken and their likeness used in future promotional materials.
CultureWorks is committed to providing accessible programs, events, and services. Our space is wheelchair accessible with a gender-neutral, accessible bathroom. Please contact us via the email link below regarding additional accommodations - and we’ll do our best to assist.
About VDA@CW
Vision Driven Artists is bringing their monthly capacity-building workshops to CultureWorks. Each month will cover a different topic and feature local guest speakers, panelists, and facilitators who will share expertise, resources and opportunities. All workshops will be open to the public, but tailored to the needs of the CultureWorks community.
Workshops:
- MAR: Social Media & Marketing
- APR: Crowdfunding
- MAY: Individual Donor Development
- JUN: Building & Maintaining Partnerships
ABOUT VISION DRIVEN ARTISTS
Vision Driven Artists (VDA) exists to put more resources and opportunities into the hands of Philadelphia-based artists and arts organizations, with a specific focus and emphasis on supporting systematically marginalized artists and communities. We offer free/low-cost workshops, fundraising support, organizational consulting, and resource sharing opportunities.
visiondrivenartists.org
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ABOUT FOOD EVERYONE DESERVES
J.A. Harris is a Black, Queer, Femme cook who lives and resides in Philadelphia, PA. Her project, foodeveryonedeserves, strives to fuel the important work of community building by providing radical organizations, businesses & individuals with flexible & alternative food options for events and everyday living.
foodeveryonedeserves.com
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ABOUT CULTUREWORKS
CultureWorks is a management commons for arts, heritage, and creative communities — a platform of space, human capital, and services to help artists not only survive, but flourish. With more than 200 members, including 80+ fiscally sponsored projects, they provide equitable access to management resources for both individuals and organizations, the makers and preservers of culture.