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Our Creator Spotlight today is ESpicy Ni***es, a Transfeminist network based in Puerto Rico. Learn more about them below or at their website: https://en.espicynipples.com/

Does your organization only post job listings including salary? Has your organizations publicized their racial equity action plan? If not, what is standing in the way?

This is our final post for the Racial Equity Impact Series! Keep an eye on your feed next week as we begin our Spotlight Series, highlighting key works, practitioners, and collectives advancing our work here in Chicago and across the globe.

Racial Equity Impact Survey Results: Recommendations, Part 2
How can you implement this in your Organization?

We have a workshop quickly approaching on December 6th, and are now offering a $50 discount for any new registrants! Visit https://www.enrichchi.org/workshopsandevents and use code PROMO2023 to use this discount! We look forward to seeing you there!

Racial Equity Impact Survey Results: Part 1, Recommendations

Racial Equity Impact Results Series: Part 4
Stay tuned for next week as we move into the recommendations from these takeaways!

Enrich Chicago is following up on our first-of-its-kind report, Portrait of Inequity, to capture a new snapshot of the state of funding equity in the arts in 2023. How far have we come in creating a new, more equitable sector? We invite arts funders and arts organizations to participate in our research project and help us find out. The survey is now open!

To fill out the survey or for more information regarding the research being conducted, please visit the link provided below!
https://bit.ly/Funding-Equity

We're Hiring a new Program Director here at Enrich Chicago, if you are interested in joining our team please apply at the link below!
https://careers.npo.net/job/program-director/70983867/

Part 3 of our Racial Equity Impact Report Series

Part 2 of our Racial Equity Impact Survey Results Series

We are proud to be launching our Racial Equity Impact Survey Results Series on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Over the next few weeks we will be posting key points of interest from our recent Survey that we believe to be imperative to share with our larger community.

Stay tuned for more takeaways, recommendations and learnings!

Our friends at healing Illinois are hosting an important event on Truth.
Register at this link for the Event on October 11, 2023 from 1-2:30PM CT Via Zoom:
https://rb.gy/pjt1p

Truth-telling and acknowledgement is the first step in healing. A national movement
seeking to exploit history has led to attacks on truths. These attacks have smeared the subject of critical race theory, led to book-banning and spawned threats against
educators and social justice leaders. In addition, America's free press is being weakened by disinformation and hate speech that blurs lines between facts and opinions, science and conspiracy.

This online event moderated by Deputy Governor Grace Hou of the Illinois Dept. of Human Services will feature a panel of truth-tellers from across the state. They'll discuss the truths that bind us and the beautiful differences that make it great to be an Illinoisian.

This live-via-Zoom convening kicks off the 2023-2024 season of Healing Illinois, the state's $4.5 million racial healing grant-making initiative.

After presenting our report this morning, we are proud to release the findings of our Racial Equity Impact Report.
Work Remains to Be Done: A Baseline Survey of Chicago's BIPOC Arts and Culture Workers

Want to read the report or watch the presentation of the findings?
Please visit our website:
Enrichchi.org

We want to thank Dr. Ahn Thang Dao-Shah and Asif Majid of Creative Equity Research partners for endeavoring this work with us, to learn more about them visit:
https://www.creativeequityresearch.org/

BIPOC Chicago cultural workers! ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO TAKE TAKE THE RACIAL EQUITY IMPACT SURVEY!

Enrich Chicago and its partner organizations seek to understand the impact of racial equity efforts that have taken place in the last three years across arts and culture institutions on the lives
and careers of BIPOC people doing work within and across the arts and culture ecosystem.

Please take 5 minutes to tell us how arts organizations can better support you. Your response is anonymous. https://bit.ly/RacialEquityImpactSurvey