*All activities will take place at the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs on the IUPUI campus in BS4095 unless otherwise noted*
“In Pursuit of Cultural Equity: DEI Grantmaking Practices of U.S. Local Arts Agencies in Community Context"
Daniel Cornfield, Vanderbilt University
Chancey Herbolsheimer, Vanderbilt University
Savannah Bastian, Vanderbilt University
“Addressing Inequities in State Arts Funding: Mapping Inequities and Undoing the Pervasive Harm of Artistic ‘Excellence’”
Brea Heidelberg, Drexel University
Todd Trebour, Rhode Island State Council on the Arts
“Arts Elitism? A Comparison of Sector Inequities in Two Different Settings”
Wendy Chen, Texas Tech University
Douglas Noonan, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
Victoria María Ateca-Amestoy, University of the Basque Country
Juan Prieto Rodríguez, University de Oviedo
"Cultural Policy of the Oppressed"
Antonio Cuyler, Florida State University
Gianluca Zanella, University of Texas at San Antonio
Stan Renard, University of Oklahoma
Richard Paulsen, Bloomsburg University
Neil Alper, Northeastern University
Gregory Wassall, Northeastern University
Joanna Woronkowicz, Indiana University Bloomington
Danielle Boylan, Indiana University Bloomington
"Stepping Outside the Classroom to Address Systemic Inequities in Arts Employment"
Wen Guo, Elon University
David McGraw, Elon University
"'Satellite Depedency': The problem of legitimating structures for localized arts and cultural policy"
Claire Burnill-Maier, University of Leeds
"Art, Craft, and Social Justice: Four Cases from the Creative Commons"
MJR Montoya, University of New Mexico
Claire Stasiewicz, Erasmus University Rotterdam
*All activities will take place at the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs on the IUPUI campus in BS4095 unless otherwise noted*
“Unequal Opera-tunities: Gender at Work in US Opera Producation”
Caitlin Vincent, University of Melbourne
Amanda Coles, Deakin University
“Activists vs Gatekeepers? Gallery Representation, Reputational Markers, and the Uneven Structure of Opportunities for Artists in the US Contemporary Artworld”
Kathryn Brown, Loughborough University
Alain Quemin, Loughborough University
Yoram Eshkol-Rokach, Loughborough University
Glòria Guirao Soro, Loughborough University
Océane Sailly, Loughborough University
Franziska Wilmsen, Loughborough University
“How do we explain inequality within artistic and cultural occupations? The problem of downward social mobility”
Dave O'Brien, University of Sheffield
Mark Taylor, University of Sheffield
Orian Brook, University of Sheffield
Tal Feder, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Siobhan McAndrew, University of Sheffield
Phillipa Chong, McMaster University
“Pandemic culture: understanding the impact of digital modes of delivery on aesthetic hierarchies”
Tal Feder, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Siobhan McAndrew, University of Sheffield
Dave O'Brien, University of Sheffield
Mark Taylor, University of Sheffield
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