There Goes the Neighborhood? The Challenges and Opportunities of Equitable Development and the Arts

Neighborhood development efforts can place the needs of community members and those of artists and cultural groups in conflict. Both want affordable places to live and work. Rising costs, competition for available space and financing, and historic representations of communities and artists as adversaries diminish opportunities for working toward a common cause. Using current research, case studies, discussion, and examples from caucus participants, this session examines issues, recommends resources, and explores successful practices in engaging stakeholders and building shared agendas.

Facilitators

• Caron Atlas, Independent Consultant
   
• Kinshasha Holman Conwill, Arts, Museum, and Management Consultant

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