Protected: Measuring Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
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Measuring Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
A 60-minute webinar on using data as a tool to transform commitments into results. Harold Brown of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Doris Parent of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Sara Vicinaiz of the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, and the League’s Caen Thomason-Redus discuss what to track, how to measure it, how to move from measurement to action, and how to build consensus along the way.
Protected: Putting Youth First
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Putting Youth First
Whether your orchestra provides a one-time educational concert or an intensive instrumental training program, watch a 60-minute webinar designed to assist you in helping your students reach their full creative potential.
Ticket Sales and Revenue Benchmarking Report
New data from the League’s partnership with the Arts Advisory Board for the Arts (ABA) investigates up-to-the-minute trends in audience attendance, ticket sales, and revenue.
Audience Diversification Strategies Benchmarking Report
Learn about the current status of orchestras’ audience diversification priorities and efforts, and the types of change being implemented in the field, along with results achieved so far.
Spotlight: Penny Van Horn
Penny Van Horn is Life Trustee of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chair of the Solti Foundation U.S.
Protected: We Are What We Play, Part 2: How to Diversify Orchestra Programming
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We Are What We Play, Part 2: How to Diversify Orchestra Programming
A 60-minute webinar exploring the approaches developed by orchestras who are leading the way in programming new and unfamiliar works.
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Artistic Planning
Learn about member orchestras’ experiences of building programming, relationships, and partnerships; of learning to engage audiences in the stories surrounding the works; and of overcoming obstacles both within and beyond their own organizations