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SUMMARY:AAAE Global Dialogue Across Boarders\, Across Perspectives: The Future of Arts Management Education
DESCRIPTION:  \nWhat: AAAE International Affinity Group Presents:\nGlobal Dialogue\nAcross Borders\, Across Perspectives: The Future of Arts Management Education \nWhen: Friday\, October 30\, 2026\n9:00 AM Eastern Time\, 2:00 PM Central European Time (Switch to Standard time on Oct 25th taken into account)\, 9:00 PM China Standard Time. \nWho: Speakers: Diane Claussen\, DePaul University\, USA\, Raphaela Henze\, Heilbronn University\, Germany\, Jerry C. Y. Liu\, National Taiwan University of Arts\, Taiwan\, Feng Dong\, Shanghai Theatre Academy\, China \nModerators: Dan Green\, Carnegie Mellon University\, USA and Jane Zheng\, Cultural Cities Research Institute Chicago\, USA; Shanghai University\, China \nRegistration: Zoom link will be provided after registration. Trouble registering\, please reach out to manager@artsadministration.org \nThis event is FREE for AAAE Members and $10 for non-members.
URL:https://artsadministration.org/event/aaae-global-dialogue-across-boarders-across-perspectives-the-future-of-arts-management-education/
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SUMMARY:Managing and Leading through Uncertainty: Strategies from Nonprofit Theater Organizations in the Northeastern United States
DESCRIPTION:AAAE 2025-2026 EDI Research Fellow\, C. Belén Lengua Parra\, will\npresent the findings of her research “ Managing and Leading through\nUncertainty: Strategies from Nonprofit Theater Organizations in the\nNortheastern United States” \nThe study examines how nonprofit theaters in Washington\, D.C.\, Maryland\, and Virginia are navigating the current equity\, diversity\, and inclusion climate. It explores the strategies and tactics organizations use to address challenges and adapt across five several\nareas: finances\, fundraising\, programming\, audience engagement. \nIntroduced by fellow’s mentor\, Rosemary Polegato\, Professor and Faculty of Social Sciences at Mount Allison University\, Canada and AAAE Board member. \nThursday\, November 5\, 2026\n3:00 PM Eastern Time \nZoom link will be provided after registration. Trouble registering\, please reach out to manager@artsadministration.org.
URL:https://artsadministration.org/event/managing-and-leading-through-uncertainty-strategies-from-nonprofit-theater-organizations-in-the-northeastern-united-states/
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SUMMARY:Magnitude and Bond: A Field Study on Black Literary Arts
DESCRIPTION:Magnitude and Bond: A Field Study on Black Literary Arts Organizations \nAbout the event: In 2025\, Cave Canem engaged in a study that explores the organizational needs\, strategies\, and models that enable Black literary organizations to thrive despite adverse socioeconomic conditions. The learning gained from the operations\, programming\, strategic planning\, and leadership of such organizations will be discussed in its historical and cultural context by Cave Canem Executive Director and Magnitude and Bond Co-Principal Investigator\, Lisa Willis. This presentation will benefit anyone seeking best practices from successful arts organizations with more than 140 years of collective experience. \nPresenter: Lisa Willis\nLisa Willis is the Executive Director of Cave Canem\, a nonprofit founded in 1996 by Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady to foster the artistic and professional growth of Black poets. With over 20 years of experience in arts management\, she has worked in both the nonprofit and commercial sectors for numerous organizations and artistic projects\, including founding the literary collective Getting Word: Black Literature for Black Liberation\, serving as the co-principal for Magnitude and Bond: A Field Study on Black Literary Arts Organizations (2025)\, and leading the upcoming multidisciplinary research project\, “deep like the rivers…”: A Report on Black Poets\, to be released in April 2027. \n  \nThursday\, November 19\, 2026\, 12:00 PM Eastern Time \nRegistration: Zoom link will be provided after registration. Trouble registering\, please reach out to manager@artsadministration.org \nThis event is FREE for AAAE Members and $10 for non-members. \nFunded by The Wallace Foundation.
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SUMMARY:Writing Workshop Series for Arts Managers
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Less: Writing with Purpose \nAn Interactive Workshop Series  \nDates: November  30\, December 11 and December 18\, 2026 at noon Eastern Time \nWhat if better writing isn’t about finding more words\, but discovering which words matter? \nMoving beyond traditional approaches to writing instruction\, this three-part series explores how the choices we make as writers reflect our values\, shape our relationships\, and influence our organizations. Inviting participants to reconsider writing as an intentional\, values-driven practice. \nThroughout the series\, participants will engage in interactive exercises\, reflection\, and conversation\, developing both practical writing skills and a more intentional approach to communication. \nInstructor: Rachel Parker (AAAE Board Member and Associate Professor of Arts Administration\, Southern Utah University)
URL:https://artsadministration.org/event/writing-workshop-series-for-arts-managers/2026-11-30/
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SUMMARY:Writing Workshop Series for Arts Managers
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Less: Writing with Purpose \nAn Interactive Workshop Series  \nDates: November  30\, December 11 and December 18\, 2026 at noon Eastern Time \nWhat if better writing isn’t about finding more words\, but discovering which words matter? \nMoving beyond traditional approaches to writing instruction\, this three-part series explores how the choices we make as writers reflect our values\, shape our relationships\, and influence our organizations. Inviting participants to reconsider writing as an intentional\, values-driven practice. \nThroughout the series\, participants will engage in interactive exercises\, reflection\, and conversation\, developing both practical writing skills and a more intentional approach to communication. \nInstructor: Rachel Parker (AAAE Board Member and Associate Professor of Arts Administration\, Southern Utah University)
URL:https://artsadministration.org/event/writing-workshop-series-for-arts-managers/2026-12-11/
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SUMMARY:Writing Workshop Series for Arts Managers
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Less: Writing with Purpose \nAn Interactive Workshop Series  \nDates: November  30\, December 11 and December 18\, 2026 at noon Eastern Time \nWhat if better writing isn’t about finding more words\, but discovering which words matter? \nMoving beyond traditional approaches to writing instruction\, this three-part series explores how the choices we make as writers reflect our values\, shape our relationships\, and influence our organizations. Inviting participants to reconsider writing as an intentional\, values-driven practice. \nThroughout the series\, participants will engage in interactive exercises\, reflection\, and conversation\, developing both practical writing skills and a more intentional approach to communication. \nInstructor: Rachel Parker (AAAE Board Member and Associate Professor of Arts Administration\, Southern Utah University)
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