Are you passionate about diversity in the arts and want to take your advocacy to the next level? |
If you would like to become more involved in our work, start a chapter! By creating a local branch of The Collective in your school or city, you can help support your local arts community and promote racial equity.
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As a chapter lead, you advocate for diversity in the arts and build a community of BIPOC artists. You don't just play a significant role in making the arts more inclusive for future generations. You change the current, inequitable system for the better.
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Make a difference and gain real-world leadership experience. |
Develop new skills. |
Chapter leads can also use the broader Colorization Collective network for support and advice. Need help finding some adult mentors for your panel? Want to learn how to apply for an external grant? We got you.
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Begin the process by reading through the guide below, which gives a quick overview of what a chapter can look like. (Don't see the guide? Download it here.) Then, sign up to become a chapter lead using this Google Form. We'll contact you to schedule a meeting and talk further.
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Starting a chapter is quick and easy. |