Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Georgia O?keeffe Museum Will Conduct an Extensive Two-year Professional Development Program to Build Capacity in Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion for All Staff, Board, and Volunteers. Facilitators Experienced in Organizational Change, Inclusive Design Methodologies, and Accessibility Will Conduct On-site Workshops. the Museum Will Organize Two Public Programs to Allow the Community to Engage in Discussions Around Diversity and Inclusion Issues in New Mexico Cultural Institutions. This Focus on Inclusion Will Guide the Museum in Making Decisions That Inform Every Aspect of Its Operations, From Employee Culture to the Visitor Experience.
Committed
$177,542
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