September 2022
Money in the Arts: Pathways to Equity
As artists and art professionals, we don’t come together enough to talk about money. Money in the Arts: Pathways to Equity, offers practices and conversations where we, as practitioners dedicated to equity, can address some of the underlying obstacles to our collective financial empowerment. This series offers supportive environments and an embodied framework. We will free our voices and minds to self-advocate. We will talk about creative, equitable approaches to compensation, financial decisionmaking, and budgeting.
Events
Dividing the Pie: Equitable Approaches to Pay in Art Organizations
A webinar for anyone working in the arts on alternatives to racialized capitalism for equitable employee compensation.
Left to Right: Alejandra Cruz, Erika Sato, Hope Williams, & Alex Sanchez. Bressler
Wednesday, September 7, 2022
12 - 1 PM PST | Online via Zoom
Featuring case studies from the Sustainable Economies Law Center, presented by Alejandra Cruz, Erika Sato, Hope Williams, and Alex Sanchez Bressler.
Let’s talk tactics: how do arts organizations in search of alternatives to racialized capitalism equitably compensate their employees? In this webinar, attorneys and staff from the Sustainable Economies Law Center (SELC) share what the organization has learned in its compensation journey from offering flat salaries to more creative pathways in the vein of BIPOC reparations. Join us for this practical breakdown of the tips, tricks, and lessons regarding equitable compensation that they have learned along the way.
Featured Presenters
Event Schedule
- Sep 24, 2022, 8:00 PMDance Mission Theater, 3316 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USAA powerful new work by CER Lead Artist Andreína Maldonado in collaboration with Dance Mission Theater, La Colectiva de Mujeres, SF Day Labor Program, and CA Domestic Workers Coalition using theatrical storytelling about worker dignity, homecare, Ecofeminism, and our role in environmental justice.
Funding for Bridge Live Arts “Money in the Arts: Pathways to Equity” series comes from San Francisco's Grants for the Arts, the Zellerbach Family Foundation, the Fleishhacker Foundation, the Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation, the California Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.