Whiteness Project is conducting interviews with people from all walks of life and localities in which they are asked about their relationship to, and their understanding of, their own whiteness. Each video interview is paired with a statistic that provides a greater societal context and offers an opportunity for self-reflection by the audience on their own thoughts about race.

Helicon Collaborative’s newest research on funding patterns at national and local levels and the demographics of decision-makers in the nonprofit cultural sector.

This project came out of a series of conversations among disabled access workers whose advocacy, counsel, expertise, and labor specifically focused on transforming cultural spaces in the US to be disability-centered. We aimed to collect, document, and share current pay rates to build collective power and create clearer industry standards.

An unprecedented research campaign designed to increase our understanding of the dominant narrative about Native Americans in the United States. The research included literature reviews and environmental scans, focus groups with a variety of populations across the country, countless interviews with a range of audiences, a deep-dive social listening exploration, and more.

The map is a living document, informed by the contributions of Indigenous communities, Indigenous knowledge holders and their stories.

ArtsEdSearch is the nation’s hub for research on the impact of arts education, including dance education. A project of the Arts Education Partnership, ArtsEdSearch is an online clearinghouse of research focused on the outcomes of arts education for students and educators, both during and outside the school day.

Beyond Neutrality supports organizations to respond to unionization in a way that is pro-union, anti-racist and mission-driven. Managers and leaders of mission-focused organizations may access information and tools here, as they work through the stages of unionization.

A list of citations of scholarship by Black dance scholars from the 1920s to present.

Our goal in this article is to remind readers what is unsettling about decolonization. Decolonization brings about the repatriation of Indigenous land and life; it is not a metaphor for other things we want to do to improve our societies and schools.

DANT crafted this publication to document the unique moment unfolding in NYC several years when it has seemed like a broad and powerful movement for disability artistry is possible. The hope is that this report is an accounting of the entrenched discriminatory forces that work against the disability community. NOTE: DANT is no longer active, and this report is archived.

A guide explaining key terms relating to health insurance, and important items to consider when searching for the right coverage.

The Arts Compensation Project (ACP) is a dynamic data platform that gives presenting organizations and venues access to real-time data on staffing, compensation and benefits to inform decision-making, helping arts leaders and arts workers alike.