NAAO Report: A Dozen Dialogues, produced by Roberto Bedoya & Victoria Reis, May 1997
Roberto Bedoya, Victoria Reis, John McCann, Morrie Warshawski, David Levi-Straus, Ella King Torry, Emmanuel Levinas, Cynthia Wittosch, Joe Hannan, Aliberti, Matt Aarvold, Bruce Adams, Jose Aleman, Meredith Allen, Rodney Allen Trice, Lynn Amlie, Anne Arden McDonald, Al Arthur, Toni Aspen, Karen Atkinson, Erik Bakke, Mike Ballou, Lawrence Bass, Kry Bastrain, Monica Bacmeister, Hugho Bastidas, Michele Beck, Camellia Blackwell, Molly Blieden, Holly Block, Lyz Bly, Will Bodner, Jennifer Borders, Gloria Bornstein, Tom Borrup, Carol Bosco, Leo Boucher, Lorraine Boyd, Pat Boyer, Penny Boyer, John Boyler, Teresa Bramlette, Jon Brock, Curtis Brown, Michael Brown, Ray Bruckno, Carol Bruns, Anjanette Brush, Berut Bua, Bob Budin, Greg Busceme, Ken Butler, David Cabrera, Randi Cacchine, Clayton Cambell, Margaret Caples, Ed Cardoni, Greg Carraway, James Carroll, Cherie Carson, Jean Caslin, Danny Castro, Amy Champ, Susan Channing, Frances Chapman, Jennifer Chien, Jeff Chiplis, Lillian Cho, Suzanne Church Wheeling, James Cipolione, Jimmy Clark, Georgine Clarke, Sue Coliton, Tim Collins, Vickie Collins, John Coouan, Mariah Corrigan, Jessica Cosick, Carrie Coth, Anna Sue Courtney, Ellie Covan, Ethan Crenson, Jim Dahl, Anja Dalderup, Riccardo Daningo, Patti Davis, Victor Davson, Rosa De Anda, David Dean, Laurie Dechiara, Ella Delaney, Kathie deNobriga, Aida Cynthia DeSantis, Jennifer Desnouee, Mary Dewitt, Marita Dingus, Nancy Doll, Sean Donaher, Paul Donahue, Ed Dorme, Wayne Drazwin, Rosemarie Druch, Michael Draper, Ron Eddy, Kathleen Edwards, Ellen Efsic, Jon Eicher, Beverly Erdrich, Kim Faiella, Julie Fehrenbach, Kristina Feliciano, Jackie Feliy, Don Fels, Ana Finnemann, Kelly Fitzgerald, Dana Flemming, Ralph Flores, Melissa Franklin, Al Fraser, Dan Fredricks, Pat Fuller, Nancy Funk, Betsy Gallagher, Tina Gauthier, Cadence Geirsbach, Olivia Georgia, Nancy Ghuther, Busha Gil, Helen Glazer, Brian Goldfarb, ilem Golumb, Karen Gonzales, Reiko Goto, Alexander Gray, Donovan Gray, Salette Gressett, Stewart Gulley, Sara Gutwith, Linda Haag, Kate Hackman, Amy Hamblin, Hanson, Dionne Haoutunian, Elizabeth Harper, Arielle Hasson, Carl Hazelwood, Dina Helal, Beth Heller, Sonia Henriquez, Betti-Sue Hertz, Yasuko Higashizamo, Debbie Hill, Archana Horsting, Danny Houghton, Arlan Huang, Joan Huckstep, Jeff Huebner, Antonella Iuri, Cheryl Jackson, C. Fe Jimenez, Christopher Johnson, Gretchen Johnston, Patricia Jones, Brian Karl, Ann Karlen, Leslie Kaufman, Armor Keller, Terry Kelly, Allen Kennan, Lisa Kereszi, Mary Kerr, Austin King, Barbara King, Janice Kluge, Laura Knox, Prudy Kohler, Charlotta Kotik, Kristy Krivitsky, Lars Kremser, Marcus Kuiland-Nazario, Jennifer Kynn, Marilyn Ladd-Simmons, Hal Laessig, Christine Laffer, Paul Lamaree, George Landey, Gary Larson, Carol Laufer, Betty Leacraft, Chris Lee, Ing Lee, Robert Lee, Karen Lefkovitz, Steve Liggett, Migual Lopez, Rick Lowe, Nathan Lyons, Sam Maitin, John Malpede, Lloyd Maone, Bing Marc, Sandy Marcello, Heather Marshall, Kathleen Mary, Lynn McCary, Peter McCracken, Elizabeth McDade, Rachel Melman, Lisa Metcalf, Ed Mieczkowski, Thea Milowoki, Betty Ann Mocek, Patricia Montoya, Dan Morgan, Brian Moss, Carrie Moyer, Daaimah Mubashshir, Joy Mullet, Thomas Mulready, Glen Muschio, Jan Nagle, M. Nance, Gayle Nelson, Diane Nerwen, Julyen Norman, Donald Odita, Satoko Onishi, Pepon Osorio, Gustavo Paredes, Melanie Park, Anne Pasternak, Sara Pasti, Joe Pate, Heather Peeler, Mary Ann Peters, Frances Phillips, Cyrille Phipps, Rick Pirro, Catherine Porter, Deborah Proskaw, Vilia Purtil, Susie Purves, Laura Quenelle, Michele Quinn, Leda Ramos, Edna Raphael, Charlie Rathburn, Martin Rathgober, Michael Rauner, Linda Renner, Carol Rensink, Janet Riker, M. River, Greg Robinson, Harold Robinson, Zuezdana Rogil, Elena Ronquillo, John Runnels, Jerry Saltz, Bennett Samson, Laura Samson, Vicki Sartain, Charlie Sartwelle, Karen Schiller, Alissa Schoenfeld, Susan Schreiber, Vida Schreibman, Brant Schuller, S.D. Tau, Kim Seltzer, Shel Silverberg, Momica Sirimourco, Molly Skuse, Jennifer Sloan, April Smartt, Curtis Smith, John Smith, Tricia Snell, Karen Snouffer, Zerbe Soderuck, Jean Sommer, Joanna Spitzner, Kathy Staller, Anna Starr, Carol Stekanis, Jack Stenner, John Strohbeen, T. Stroudel, Virginia Stovall, Kathleen Sullivan, Linda Tannacone, Jason Tannen, Judith Tannenbaun, Brad Thompson, Judy Thomas, Maura Tobias, Emily Todd, Edwin Torres, Heather Tunis, Ruth Turner, Naomi Urabe, Helena Vidal, Carolyn Wade, Debra Walker, Jess Marie Walker, Bryan Warren, Ken Webster, MK Wegmann, Anna Wess, Jeanine Weiffenbach, T. Whid, Gloria Williams, Lela Williams, Amanda Williamson, Jon Winet, Melissa Wolf, Michael Yancy, Sue Yom, A.I.R. Gallery, ADOBE LA, Albert A. List Foundation, Aljira Arts Center, Alliance of Artists' Communities, Alternate ROOTS, Art Attack International, Art in General, Art League of Houston, Art Pace, Artist Architect Realtor, Artist Trust, Artists Space, Artists Unlimited, Asian American Art Center, Asian Arts Initiative, Association House, Bay Group, Beacon Street Gallery and Theater, Big Orbit Gallery, Birmingham Art Association, Blaffer Gallery, Brooklyn Arts Council, BACA, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, BWAC, Bronx Council on the Arts, Buffalo Bayou Artpark, CACHH, Carver Art League, Center for Communication Resources, Center for Creative Education, Centrum, Chicago Artists Coalition, Clay Studio, Cleveland Center for Contemporary Arts, COCA, College Art Association, Community Film Workshop, Creative Time, Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, Delaware Division of the Arts, Design Alabama, Dixon Place, DiverseWorks, DiverseWorks Artspace, Drawing Center, Dyke TV, 18th Street Arts Complex, Express Theater, Foundation for Contemporary Art, Four Walls, Franklin Furnace, Gallery 0022, Gap Foundation, Getty Research Institute, Goucher College, HARAMBE, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Headlands Center for the Arts, Houston Center for Photography, Houston Women Caucus for the Arts, Houston Women's Caucus for Art, Idea Garage, Institute of Contemporary Art, Intermedia Arts, International Center for Artistic Development, Junebug Productions, KALA Art Institute, King County Cultural Resources, Kirkland Arts Center, Labor Beat, Latino Experimental Theater, League of Fringe Theatres, Living Arts of Tulsa, Longwood Arts Project, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, L.A.C.E., Los Angeles Poverty Department, Main Street Theater, Manayunk Community Center for the Arts, Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, Minority Arts Resource Council, Mother Dog Studios, Nathan Cummings Foundation, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, National Exhibits by Blind Artists, Near Northwest Arts Center, Network for Local Arts in WA State, New Arts Program, New Liberty Productions, New Museum of Contemporary Art, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Nexus Foundation for Today's Art, NNWAC, NOVA, Ohio Arts Council, On the Boards, Outpoint, Painted Bride Art Center, Paper Tiger TV, Partners for Artists in Residence in Nat'l Parks, Performance Art Festival, Pew Fellowships in the Arts, Philadelphia Cultural Fund, Philadelphia Sculptors, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Printed Matter, Print Center, Print Club, Project Rowhouses, PS 122, Purse Building Studios, Pyramid Arts, Queer Artist Collective, Randolph Street Gallery, Rosenberg Gallery, Rotunda Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute, Sang Froid, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Scottish Cultural & Arts Foundation, Seattle Fringe Festival, Sevshoon Arts Center, SF Art Commission, SF Camerawork, Side Street Projects, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Southern Exposure, Space One Eleven, SPACES, Squeaky Wheel, Studio for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon, Texas Fine Art, The Art Studio, The Thing, Theater Artaud, Visual Studies Workshop, Vox Populi Artists Co-op, Walter & Elise Haas Foundation, White Columns, Woodmere Museum, Works/San Jose, Xerox PARC, Los Angeles, Buffalo, Chicago, Philadelphia, Birmingham, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, Houston, Asheville, Brooklyn, Newark, San Antonio, Washington DC, New Orleans, A Dozen Dialogues, Finley vs NEA, NEA Four, long-range planning, cultural democracy, cultural policy, culture war, NEA downsizing, arts sustainability, economic censorship, Co-Generate Project, Peer Arts Service Organizations Partnership Project, New Forms Regional Initiatives
NAAO Open Source Conference Program, GAle GAtes, Brooklyn, June 2000
NAAO Bulletin – Winter 1995/96
Nancy Adams, Marilyn Arsem, Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Helen Brunner, Anjanette Brush, Kerry Campbell, Kathy Cashel, Kathie deNobriga, David Dean, Anne Armanith, Anne Focke, Emily Todd, Mario Gardner, Steve Gakkel, Steve Gross, Essex Hemphill, Andrea Harris, Betti-Sue Hertz, Karin Higa, Brian Karl, Gary Larson, Sara Kellner, Ruby Lerner, Rick Lowe, Michal Kolecek, Keith Antar Mason, Andrew McFarland, David Mendoza, Michael Blockstein, Michael Perantoni, MK Wegmann, Charlotte Murphy, Thomas Mulready, Nalani McClendon, Patrick O'Connell, Jenzi Person, Victoria Reis, Lauree Sails, Wayne Salizar, Baraka Sele, Susan Stewart, AM Weaver, Jon Winet, Agnes Gund, Robert Lehrman, Alternate ROOTS, American Arts Alliance, American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU, Alliance for Justice, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Art In General, Artists Projects Regional Initiatives, APRI, ArtsWire, ATLATI, Big Orbit Gallery, Bronx Council on the Arts, Center for Communication Resources, Cleveland Performance Art Festival, Dayton Hudson Foundation, DiverseWorks, Enfranchise America, Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities, Hallwalls, Harvestworks, Human SERVE, Institute for Global Communications, IGC, Japanese American National Museum, Joe and Emily Lowe Foundation, Junebug Productions, L.A.C.E., Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LEF, Longwood Arts Project, Macedonian National Theater, Mala Stanica Cultural Center, Margaret Wray Charitable Lead Annuity Trust, Mobius, Montana Indian Contemporary Arts, National Artists' Advocacy Group, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Painted Bride Art Center, People to Visual Arts, People For the American Way, Printed Matter, Project Rowhouses, Rock the Vote, San Francisco Art Institute, Silk Adler & Colvin, South Florida Arts Center, Southern Exposure, Space One Eleven, St. Petersburg Music Club, The Field, The Field Guide, United States Information Agency, Visual AIDS, Visual Arts to People Foundation, Visual Studies Workshop, Vote USA, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, Buffalo, Boston, Skopje, Houston, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Birmingham, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, Richmond, St. Petersburg, Czech Republic, Macedonia, Usti nad Labem, 10th National NAAO Conference, At the Edge, First Amendment Festival, NAAO Programming Hot House, International Exchange Program, HIV/AIDS, NEA restructuring, cultural cleansing, First Amendment, voter registration, telecommunications reform, Istook Amendment, Artist Living with AIDS, Building a Trust for Artists, cultural equity, Internet censorship, NAAO San Francisco Conference
NAAO Bulletin – March-April 1995
Helen Brunner, Victoria Reis, Kristen Bodammer, Kathy Cashel, Lauree Sails, Sabrina Mansouri, Jane Brite, Thomas Mulready, Rick Lowe, Susan Stewart, Betti-Sue Hertz, Patrick O'Connell, Charlotte Cohen, Sara Kellner, Anne Arrasmith, Jenni Person, Keith Antar Mason, Jun Winet, Holly Block, Karin Higa, Stella McGregor, Roberto Bedoya, Kathie deNobriga, Charlotte Murphy, Agnes Gund, Robert Lehman, Bryony Romer, Nello McDaniel, George Thorn, Gary O. Larson, Newt Gingrich, Sali Ann Kriegsman, Stephanie Mayeda, Jesse Jackson, Jane Alexander, Sheldon Hackney, Eddie Wong, Nancy Hanks, Jerrold Nadler, Amo Houghton, Louis LeRoy, Lawrence Miller, Marti Mayo, David Mendoza, Emily Todd, Steven Owens, Jennifer Moxley, Alexander Ooms, Cliff Becker, Jack Reed, Doreen Bolger, Roger Mandel, Randy Rosenbaum, Liam Rector, C.D. Masis, C.D. Wright, Ella King Torrey, Beth Goldberg, Kathryn Reasoner, Michael Christman, Kevin Macgee, Myung Mi Kim, Dee Dee Halleck, Ralph Lewin, Miguel Algarin, Craig Foltz, Cole Heinowitz, Christopher Reeve, Joseph Riley, George White, Richard Gurin, Dean Anshutz, Arlene Jacoby, Leonard Garment, Laurence Jarvik, Charles Clotfelter, James Joseph, Virginia Hodgkinson, Lester Salamon, John Kemp, Nancy Kassebaum, Ralph Regula, Nancy Pelosi, Slobodan Unkovski, Michal Kolecer, Seva Gakkel, Andrea Harris, Jock Reynolds, Merrie Blocker, Jennifer Dowley, Lissa Rosenthal, Beverly Grossman, Ezra Laderman, David Benders, Myra Slatin, Sam Hoyt, Tony Gray, Al Vesey, Jeanette Clausen, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Endowment for the Humanities, NEH, Institute for Museum Services, IMS, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CPB, Walker's Point Center for the Arts, Cleveland Performance Art Festival, Project Rowhouses, Montana Indian Contemporary Arts, Longwood Arts Project, Bronx Council on the Arts, Visual AIDS, S.I.T.E.S., Hallwalls, Space One Eleven, South Florida Arts Center, Hittite Empire, Southern Exposure, Art in General, Japanese American National Museum, the Space, Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities, Alternate ROOTS, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Joe and Emily Lowe Foundation, Dayton Hudson Foundation, Target Stores, Margaret Wray Charitable Lead Annuity Trust, United States Information Agency, USIA, Arts America Program, College Art Association, American Arts Alliance, Actors Equity Association, American Choral Directors Association, American Council of Learned Societies, American Craft Council, American Federation of Arts, American Federation of Teachers, American Federation of Musicians, American Music Center, American Music Conference, American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, ASCAP, Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design, Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, Chorus America, Country Music Foundation, Dramatists Guild, Graphic Artists Guild, I.A.T.S.E., International Council of Fine Arts Deans, Meet The Composer, National Alliance for Music Theatre, National Art Materials Trade Association, National Artists Equity Association, National Arts Education Research Center at New York University, National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies, National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, National Coalition of United Arts Funds, National Dance Association, National Humanities Alliance, National Jazz Service Organization, North American Folk Music and Dance Alliance, Folk Alliance, People For the American Way, Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, State Arts Advocacy League of America, Association of American Cultures, Theatre Development Fund, Young Audiences, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, Western Region Rainbow Coalition, Rainbow PUSH Coalition, Contemporary Art Museum Houston, Willow Street Gallery, Rhode Island School of Design, RISD, RICSA, PEN Boston, San Francisco Art Institute, SFAI, SFCamerawork, SFMOMA, OPTS Events, Small Press Traffic, Nuyorican Cafe, Centro Cultura de la Raza, Mala Stanitsa, People to Visual Arts Visual Arts to People Foundation, TamTam Club, Soros Centers for Contemporary Arts, National Council on the Arts, Urban Bush Women, Shubert Performing Arts Center, ARTS Action Research, Council on Foundations, Independent Sector, Association of Americans with Disabilities, J. Paul Getty Trust, National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture, NAMAC, Los Angeles County Music and Performing Arts Commission, Morino Institute, Guerrilla Girls, Marks Poetry Project, California Arts Council, California Council for the Humanities, ArtsWire, National Conference of Grantmakers in the Arts, Headlands Center for the Arts, Randolph Street Gallery, Center for Contemporary Arts Santa Fe, Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, Nathan Cummings Foundation, PUSH, Collision, Eye Gallery, Kiki, Freely Exposing, Dance/USA Journal, American Council for the Arts, ACA, Americans for the Arts, AFA, Binney and Smith, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, Videoscape, Center for Popular Culture, UCLA, WBFO, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Institute for Policy Studies, National Gallery of Art, John F. Kennedy Center, White Columns, Organizing Artists, 10th NAAO Conference, Advocacy Day, America for the NEA, International Artists Exchange, Goals 2000, Contract with America, The Danger Zone, HR 106, San Francisco, New York, Washington, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami Beach, Birmingham, Milwaukee, Boston, Atlanta, Providence, San Antonio, Buffalo, Santa Monica, Bozeman, Cleveland, Silver Spring, Skopje, St. Petersburg, Usti nad Labem, New Haven, Chattanooga, arts advocacy, arts censorship, First Amendment, arts education, education reform, telecommunications policy, arts funding
NAAO Austin Conference, Mexic-Arte, 1992: Agenda
Mother Jones Magazine: Heros & Heroines, Charlotte Murphy, Jan/Feb 1991
UICA Welcomes Guest Artist Inverna Lockpez
Testimony of Inverna Lockpez before the before the Independent Commission on the NEA, July 30, 1990
GET SMART Postcard, Helms/McCarthy Separated at Birth
Hudson Memorial Program, October 7, 2014
Couple in the Cage Postcard
BUSH AIDS FLAG Sticker
NAAO 501c3 Verification, August 1983
NAAO Organizational Brochure, 1984
“Orcas Conference” by Charlotte Murphy
National Performance Network (NPN), History by MK Wegmann
MK Wegmann, Renny Pritikin, Martha Wilson, Lyn Blumenthal, Anne Focke, Claire Copley, Renee Levine, Joan Jeffri, David White, John O'Neal, Linda Parris-Bailey, Ruby Lerner, Dudley Cocke, Bobbi Tsumagari, Loris Bradley, Holly Hughes, John Fleck, Karen Finley, Tim Miller, Peter Alexander, John Baldessari, Rosamund Felsen, Peter Plagens, Judy Spence, Kate Horsfield, Judy Moran, Joseph Celli, Pauline Oliveros, Mary Luft, Robert Mapplethorpe, National Performance Network, NPN, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Alternate ROOTS, Dance Theater Workshop, DTW, Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans, CAC, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, New Langton Arts, Franklin Furnace, Video Data Bank, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, And/Or Gallery, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Rockefeller Foundation, Warhol Foundation, Ford Foundation, Highlander Center, Roadside Theater, Appalshop, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, New York Live Arts, Common Field, Southern Arts Exchange, Performing Arts Exchange, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, NCRP, Actors' Equity, New Artspaces, Beyond Survival, New Forms Regional Initiative, Expansion Arts Program, NEA Challenge Grant, Arts Money, The Emerging Arts, New Orleans, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Seattle, Atlanta, San Francisco, Whitesburg, alternative spaces, artist-led organizations, touring, cultural equity, racial equity, community-engaged art, cultural democracy, arts funding, Reagan administration, NEA Four, peer panels, multiculturalism, Economic Recovery Tax Act
“NEA V. Finley: A Decision in Search of A Rationale” by Lackland H. Bloom Jr. in Washington University Law Quarterly, 1999
Lackland Bloom, Karen Finley, John Fleck, Holly Hughes, Tim Miller, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano, Sandra Day O'Connor, Antonin Scalia, David Souter, John Frohnmayer, Anne-Imelda Radice, Jesse Helms, Rohrabacher, Coleman, Seth Waxman, David Cole, Cass Sunstein, Owen Fiss, Kleinfeld, William Eskridge, Philip Frickey, Frederick Schauer, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Council on the Arts, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Southwest Center for Contemporary Art, Independent Commission, NEA v. Finley, Rosenberger v. University of Virginia, Rust v. Sullivan, Regan v. Taxation with Representation, R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul, FCC v. Pacifica Foundation, Cohen v. California, Texas v. Johnson, FCC v. League of Women Voters, Abood v. Detroit Board of Education, Piss Christ, The Perfect Moment, X Portfolio, First Amendment, viewpoint discrimination, unconstitutional conditions, arts funding, arts censorship, compelled speech, Section 954(d), decency, government subsidies
“Clockwork conference forms Artspaces network, elects board” by Ann Markovich in the New Art Examiner, October 1982
NAAO Founding
“Trying It Again at New Artspaces III” by Janet Ventura in High Performance Magazine, Fall 1982
Founding of NAAO
New Artspaces III Conference registrants participants
Harnessing the Power of Feminist Arts Organization, prepared by Joanne Sandler (principal author), Sara Gould, and Idelisse Malavés, 2019
Joanne Sandler, Sara Gould, Idelisse Malavé, Stacey Smith, Vanina Serra, Monica Enriquez Enriquez, Ruby Johnson, Amy Mannarino, Mara Kurlandsky, Rita Starpattern, Carol Taylor, Deanna Stevenson, Lenore DeKoven, Morna Murphy Mortell, Ariel Dougherty, Sheila Paige, Ann Kalmbach, Tatana Kellner, Anita Wetzel, Barbara Leoff Burge, Chris Cowden, Cynthia Lopez, Terry Lawler, Debra Zimmerman, Lauren Walling, Carolee Schneeman, Julie Dash, Dee Rees, Rachel Morrison, Crystal Emery, Lisa Jackson, Beili Liu, Abigail Disney, Barbara Kopple, Ellen Burstyn, Ellen Kuras, Sheila Nevins, Mira Nair, Christine Vachon, Thelma Schoonmaker, Pauline Kael, Sarah Jessica Parker, Laura Dern, Gabourey Sidibe, Robin Wright, Laura Garanzuay, Rachel Stuckey, Kelley McClure, Diane Sikes, Connie Arismendi, Simone Pero, Duana Butler, Tina DiFeliciantonio, Kristen Fitzpatrick, Jennifer Naylor, Kerry McCarthy, Erin Zona, Women's Arts Consortium, WAC, Women's Studio Workshop, WSW, Women Make Movies, WMM, New York Women in Film & Television, NYWIFT, Center for Women & Their Work, CW&TW, Ford Foundation, Society for International Development, University of Southern California, Media Diversity and Social Change Initiative, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Library of Congress, New York Public Library, Museum of Modern Art, Foundation Center, Candid, International Documentary Association, Center for the Study of Women in Film and Television, Motion Picture Academy, feminist art, women in film, intersectionality, MeToo, Time's Up, MUSE Awards, artist residencies, Designing Women, Getting Real, Response to Hate, Women's Marches, 50/50 by 2020, Austin, New York