50 OC Arts Leaders Attend ArtsOC Racial & Cultural Equity Presentation by UCI Vice Chancellor Dr. Douglas Haynes

Earlier this week, ArtsOC invited Dr. Douglas Haynes, Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at University of California, Irvine, to speak with local arts leaders about Racial and Cultural Equity. Haynes spoke about the work being done at UCI to make the campus an inclusive place through its outreach efforts, its Inclusive Excellence Certificate Program, and its Black Thriving Initiative. A professor of history at UCI since 1994, Haynes was appointed Vice Chancellor in 2019. A video of his presentation may be viewed on Zoom here Passcode: Fp$x*2^&. You may also download a copy of his slide presentation here.
"We are so grateful to Doug for his willingness to share his work and to offer guidance to Arts Orange County constituents who are eager to embrace the goal of achieving racial and cultural equity within their organizations and for the benefit of the community," said ArtsOC President & CEO Rick Stein.
Registration Now Open for 2020-21 Competition!

Arts Orange County is proud to be your local organizer for Poetry Out Loud, an enriching nationwide arts program providing a free literary and performance arts competition curriculum. Registration is now open and full details may be found here.
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LOCAL ART CONTESTS

Mask Message Contest - OC Health Care Agency - Middle School and High School Students. Deadline is November 19, 2020. Details here.

Sculpture Photo Contest (all ages) - Photos of the Sculpture Exhibition in Newport Beach Civic Center Park. Deadline December 1, 2020. Details here.
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, LIBRARIES, OTHER COLLECTING INSTITUTIONS! 
The California State Library recently announced the Cultural Collections Protection Survey, a comprehensive statewide survey of California's archives, galleries, historical societies, libraries, museums and tribal nations. Think of it as a census for California's cultural collections. The goal of the survey is to gather information on the value, importance and condition of California's cultural assets. In doing so, we can support new and more informed policies to ensure they are protected and made accessible to all Californians. Registration for the survey is now open to any collecting institution in California here.
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It is a powerhouse in advancing Orange County's arts ecology, a trailblazer in advocating workforce development through arts education, a leader in building future audiences and a trendsetter in the world of nonprofit arts councils.

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