The U.S. Department of Arts and Culture is building a world where every cultural organizer feels connected to and recognizes their critical role in a vibrant movement for liberatory change.
What is a cultural organizer?
A cultural organizer utilizes a blend of strategic action and multidisciplinary creative practices to activate social change. They work to impact material change in people’s lives - politically, socially, ideologically and spiritually.
They are loyal to the connections they hold to people, community, land, and ancestry and see those connections as a strength. They actively center the people and communities who have been at the margins, while bridging themselves and others to a powerful vision of a liberated future.
Creative practices might include:
Visual Art
Dance
Theater
Music
Story Circles
Gardening
Somatics
Narrative Shift
Language Revitalization
Sharing Food
Healing Medicines
...and many more!