2023-2024 Arts Learning Community for Universal Access Members Announced

For the 2023-2024 learning community program, 13 representatives from local arts and cultural programs were selected to join this year’s peer cohort. They are

• Danny Peña and Oami Powers, Artspace
• Kathryn Neuhart, City of Raleigh, Historic Resources & Museums
• Andrea Luke, Cultural Voice of North Carolina (CVNC)
• Melissa Cervantes and Alexandra Landeros, El Pueblo
• Jack Barkley, Marbles Kids Museum
• Ai-Ling Chang, North Carolina Arts Council
• Emi Mizobuchi, North Carolina Chamber Music Institute
• Molly Hull, North Carolina Museum of Art
• Phillip Moran, North Carolina Theatre
• Yamila Monge, Theatre In The Park
• Katherine Denton, Triangle Youth Music

About the Arts Learning Community for Universal Access

A co-production of the City of Raleigh Arts Commission and the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, the Arts Learning Community for Universal Access was developed in 2015 to train arts and cultural administrators in arts and accessibility practices. This nationally recognized program uses an inclusive design perspective to help learning community members improve their organizations’ engagement of people with disabilities in the arts.

Learn more about Raleigh Arts’ Universal Access and the Arts Program and the Arts Learning Community for Universal application process.

About Raleigh Arts

Raleigh Arts, a part of the City of Raleigh’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department, fosters and promotes the arts in Raleigh by administering the programs of the Raleigh Arts Commission and the Public Art and Design Board and supporting the Pullen and Sertoma Arts Centers.