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Making Sense of Cultural Equity

When visions of a better future diverge, how do we choose a path forward?

Createquity and Fractured Atlas team members compare notes on how to improve the lives of working artists.

Our latest investigation examines the wellbeing benefits that have been claimed for arts participation, and the evidence supporting those claims.

Child’s play grows up, audio is the new e-book, Google curries favor, and artists fight for their share.

Internationally, governments can play an important role creating occupational equity for the arts – but there’s a catch.

Gun violence, big bets, the downside of popularity, and the birth of a storytelling discipline.

Cultural equity wraps up, a second look at wellbeing, and getting serious about research synthesis.

Examining data from three national surveys, the authors find evidence that artistic and creative practice is associated with wellbeing.

A study from Vanderbilt’s Curb Center makes a case for the benefits of active arts participation.

What could be better than mingling with your fellow big thinkers in the arts over tea-cured salmon bites and crudité?