Offsite: Music of Our Communities - Arts and Social Change - Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy

A few spots remain for this offsite experience! The online registration is now closed. Please sign up at the registration table at the EPIP 2016 Conference.

With BSO OrchKids and Peabody Conservatory’s Daniel Trahey, Social Activist, Educator, Musician

How do world-class musical institutions support social change? Join Dan Trahey, Director of the BSO program OrchKids, for a student-led exercise and discussion of the role of the Symphony in supporting community voice. The discussion will cover issues including building credibility with communities, talking about racial, gender and socio-economic issues in program development and fundraising, the relationship between music and activism, and why many arts-driven programs fail. Participants will come away with a greater sense of the ins and outs of managing an arts-based program in a complex and sometimes politically-charged environment.

This session replaces the previously scheduled experience with Exit The Apple, which unfortunately has been cancelled.

Organized by EPIP Member Alison McNeil, McNeil Creative Enterprises

Add to Calendar 09/13/2016 15:30:00 09/13/2016 17:00:00 America/New_York Offsite: Music of Our Communities - Arts and Social Change Check https://www.epip.org/offsite_music_of_our_communities_arts_and_social_change for the latest info. 1212 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201, United States

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September 13, 2016 at 3:30pm - 5pm Eastern Time (US & Canada)

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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
1212 Cathedral St
Baltimore, MD 21201
United States
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