References
1. The Wallace Foundation uses the term “arts organizations of color” to describe organizations that have been founded by (in either artistic or administrative leadership) and for communities of color. Wallace recognizes that no one umbrella term can accurately represent the plurality and diversity of arts organizations that serve communities of color including Black, Indigenous, Hispanic/Latinx, Arab American, Asian American, and Pacific Islanders.
2. The November dates will be either: November 1-2, 2022 or November 7-8, 2022.
3. A second, larger cohort for arts and community-based organizations with annual expenses below $500,000 will be developed in late 2022.
4. Appendix A is the initiative’s press release, which includes a list of the 18 participating organizations.
5. Typically, 30% of 2019 or 2020 annual operating expenses for each of the four years. Wallace would work with grantees to determine how best to allocate this amount over four years.
6. The current plan is to host the meeting in-person in New York City, and we remain responsive to changing COVID-19 health and safety risks.
7. The Wallace Foundation uses the term “arts organizations of color” to describe organizations that have been founded by (in either artistic or administrative leadership) and for communities of color. Wallace recognizes that no one umbrella term can accurately represent the plurality and diversity of arts organizations that serve communities of color including Black, Indigenous, Hispanic/Latinx, Arab American, Asian American, and Pacific Islanders.