StateraArts stands with Black women. We stand with anti-racist advocacy organizations that uplift, amplify, and advance their voices, work, safety, and wholeness.
We stand with Black Lives Matter.
We stand with Black, Indigenous, and People of Color theater makers and colleagues that created and cosigned an open letter titled “We see you, White American Theater"
As the impact of COVID-19 becomes more wide-reaching, StateraArts is activating around the specific threat to those whose livelihoods depend on the arts.
We continue to advocate on behalf of artists everywhere. Please visit our Artist Resources Directory for information about support and sustainability during this unprecedented time.
StateraArts works through an intersectional lens for gender parity and recognizes the limiting nature of gendered language. We are in solidarity with all marginalized genders. Systems of oppression and discrimination are interdependent, spanning all social categorizations such as race, class, gender, ability, religion, parental status, size, age, and sexual orientation. Addressing one spoke of systemic discrimination or disadvantage means holistically addressing them all. If you have comments or ideas, please email [email protected].