How The COVID Crisis Shifted Culture Funding
21-08-2026 19:44 via culturaldata.org

How The COVID Crisis Shifted Culture Funding

In 2019, arts organizations in BIPOC-majority neighborhoods of a major U.S. city received 16% less median grant funding than those in white-majority neighborhoods. By 2022, they were receiving 289% more. – SMU Cultural Data
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