Suggested Reading: “Expanding the Path to Equitable Arts Funding”

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Suggested Reading: “Expanding the Path to Equitable Arts Funding”

06-04-2025

The Lewis Prize for Music Co-founder Dalouge Smith challenges funders to reconsider grantmaking priorities in a recent article for Grantmakers in the Arts. “Expanding the Path to Equitable Arts Funding” advocates for a fundamental shift in how we think about grantmaking, drawing on Smith’s work with The Lewis Prize to suggest ways funders can support a more collaborative and holistic funding culture that engages practitioners at their level. Let’s make sure to share these insights with all the funders in our lives.

Arts Equity, Arts Leadership, Arts Philanthropy, Arts Practitioners, Collaborative Funding, Dalouge Smith, Equitable Arts Funding, Funding Culture, Grantmakers in the Arts, Grantmaking, June 2025 Basket, Nonprofit Funding, The Lewis Prize for Music, Youth Music

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