Courtney speaks with Dr. Zuly Inirio and Dr. Quanice G. Floyd at a panel entitled “We Are the Future: Supporting Women of Color in Leadership in the Arts” for Lincoln Center’s Curriculum for Change Conference.
Courtney speaks at a discussion for members of Dance/USA’s Community Engagement and Education Directors and Staff Affinity Group about responsible coalition building.
Courtney spoke at the Womxn’s Leadership Forum at APAP, hosted by WOCA.
An all day event honoring fandom at any level.
Nerd Adjacent can be musicians, poets, dancers, actors, gamers who all have an affinity for iconic characters in popular entertainment with a different connection to the stories and culture.
A candid discussion about polyamory and non-monogamy on the Our Gay Agenda podcast.
A discussion with the Downtown Brooklyn Arts Management Fellows about how to work your values in any workplace.
As of late, women of color have been heralded for their ability to reactivate consciousness and change the field. And while they are often championed for their inventiveness, experience and multi-layered perspectives, they are also often driven into professional corners where their unique points of view can become occupational deficits.
While women prominently lead arts institutions and attain various levels of power, they are not immune to the societal systems of patriarchy and white supremacy. So how do female arts leaders view their own relationship to power and privilege?
From 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST, listen to Courtney Harge, Alysa Nahmias, and Gigi Rosenberg tweet about “Fundraising Myth Busting″ for New York Foundation for the Arts.
Join some of the activists and writers who are actively involved and leading the women’s movements as they discuss how they hope the new movements will impact an increasingly stratified society.
