AAC’s Mentorship Program connects BIPOC arts leaders with the guidance they need to thrive.

AAC’s impact has guided my leadership and advocacy in arts organizations—and now, they need our support to continue driving change.

It’s Giving Tuesday—a global day of generosity and action. Your inbox is probably full of giving appeals today, but we want to share why this day matters especially for nonprofits like ours, led by and serving communities of color.

This Black Friday, enjoy a discount on our signature hoodie and t-shirt.

On November 6, we co-hosted an event CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia to reflect on the US elections, strategize for the work ahead, and connect with one another.

As a community member, what should AAC prioritize in creating an advocacy agenda for people of the global majority? Your input is essential, and we can’t wait to include your voice in this important conversation.

We are excited to share important news about upcoming programming and Arts Administrators of Color Network's interim leadership.

Today, we write to you with transparency as we navigate a period of transition and reflection within the organization.

AAC is excited to announce our Research Study Advisory Council.

We have opened the first of two surveys to our AAC community that will capture our collective needs.

With your support, AAC can continue breaking barriers, fostering collaboration, and creating a more inclusive and equitable landscape for arts administrators of color. 

This holiday season, we invite you to embrace the spirit of giving with our handpicked selection of gifts from 14 incredible BIPOC-owned businesses.

As we bring 2023 to a close, our hearts are filled with joy reflecting on our 2023 annual convening where we hosted over 300 artists and arts administrators of the global majority in Chicago, IL on November 11-12.

The Arts Administrators of Color Network warmly invites you to join us for our two-day 2023 Annual Convening taking place on November 11 & 12, 2023 in Chicago, IL.

Hawthorne, a long time supporter and former board member, joins the organization as its first Director of Advancement.

These roles will support upcoming research initiatives made possible by AAC's participation in The Wallace Foundation’s Field Studies program.