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Bureau of Change is an education-centric lab for real art practice in New Orleans that creates, curates and exhibits socially and politically engaged work.
United States
N. America
The Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW) is a nonprofit community arts center in Washington, D.C., offering comprehensive classes and programs in visual arts, dance, music, theater, ceramics, and photography for individuals of all ages and skill levels. Since 1972, CHAW has been dedicated to building community through the arts, fostering creativity, personal growth, and social cohesion.
United States
N. America
Cardboard Citizens aims to create space for people in society through engaging & unlocking the life changing and unlimited possibilities of theatre and art, particularly those living in poverty, homelessness, and social inequity.
UK
Europe
A cultural center in Guatemala City that supports artistic and creative projects, fostering collaboration and dialogue through exhibitions, workshops, and public programs across Latin America.
Guatemala
Central America
A nonprofit organization, this group empowers artists and activists to creatively address social and political issues. It offers training and resources to blend artistic expression with activism, engaging the public and fostering social change.
Global
Global
A cultural strategy nonprofit that activates and mobilizes BIPOC artists to envision a world where cultural, economic and political power are distributed equitably, and all human beings can live in harmony with nature.
United States
N. America
The Center for Human Rights and the Arts at Bard College is an artist-led center that researches and supports scholarship, art and activist practices globally, centering much of its work around its postgraduate masters of art program.
United States
N. America
The CSPA aims to position the arts and culture sector as a driver of sustainable societies by providing
tools, research, educational resources, training, & consultation services related to sustainable
development.
Canada
N. America
Waza develops exhibitions, publications, and cultural productions to foster experimental artistic practices and promote alternative ways of sharing knowledge.
DR Congo
Africa
A pan African platform of writing, art and politics founded by Ntone Edjabe in 2002, operating as an innovative platform for free ideas and political reflection about Africa by Africans.
South Africa
Africa
An intergenerational collective driven by the fundamental belief that our cultural, material, and aesthetic modes of production have the power to advance social change.
United States
North America
CAO Collective is a community-driven platform that empowers creatives through collaborative projects, exhibitions, and digital experiences that challenge societal norms and foster inclusivity.
United States
N. America
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