Yesterday, the Chicago Cultural Alliance team had an amazing time at the 7th Annual IO Career Fair organized by The Chicago School. We loved connecting with students, sharing insights about cultural work, and exploring opportunities in the field of Nonprofit Organizations. Seeing so much passion and curiosity was truly inspiring. A huge thank you to Dr. Charmon Parker Williams, Professor of Business Psychology Department at The Chicago School and the organizers for hosting such a meaningful event. We’re excited for future collaborations and can’t wait to see the students participation in our initiatives. #chicagoculturalalliance #careerfair #culturalwork #futureleaders #culturalexchange
Chicago Cultural Alliance
博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
Chicago,Illinois 2,392 位关注者
We connect, promote, and support cultural heritage centers & museums for a more inclusive Chicago.
关于我们
The Chicago Cultural Alliance’s mission is to connect, promote, and support centers of cultural heritage for a more inclusive Chicago. We are an active consortium of 40 cultural heritage museums, centers and historical societies who span 28 neighborhoods and 7 suburbs in the Chicago area and represent over 30 different cultures from around the world. Our vision is a city where all communities have a voice, and cross-cultural dialogue and collaboration are an integral part of Chicago's civic fabric. The Chicago Cultural Alliance is the only organization of its kind in the US, representing 40 Chicago-area cultural heritage museums, centers, and historical societies, our Core Members. Through the Alliance, Core Members are connected to a wide range of civic and arts organizations, our Partners. Our Partners and Core Members work together to increase each other’s capacities in administrative, strategic and community-driven engagement, working towards our mission of a more culturally-inclusive and equitable region. The Alliance was formally created in 2008 after beginning at The Field Museum as the Cultural Connections program in 1998, created under the leadership of our founders Dr. Alaka Wali and Dr. Rosa Cabrera. Core Values ? First voice of Core Members and their communities is central to the Alliance’s operations and programs, leading to social change driven by community concerns and resources. ? Heritage is an asset not only to explain history, but also to address contemporary issues and to build leadership and innovation for the future. ? All programs are collaborative and cross-cultural, building greater impact than could be achieved by any one member or partner individually. ? The Alliance is an active community and not a loose network or a purely professional consortium. ? Engagement is not simply outreach; it is the co-development and creation of ideas, programs, and initiatives.
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https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org
Chicago Cultural Alliance的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Chicago,Illinois
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2008
- 领域
- culture、heritage、cultural heritage、cultural engagement、diversity、equity、inclusion、intercultural collaboration、collaborative work、citywide program、community engagement、museums、cultural centers和historical societies
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600 W Jackson Blvd
Ste 100
US,Illinois,Chicago,60661
Chicago Cultural Alliance员工
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The job market is tight! But what is tighter is The Chicago School's commitment and collaboration with our corporate and community partners!?Thanks to all of the participating companies that gave your time to us yesterday evening at our Seventh Annual IO Career Fair. Your presence was immensely appreciated. Nothing surpasses the opportunity for our Masters and Doctoral level students to be able to connect in person with companies to learn about career opportunities. Thanks to?CIBC, Chicago Transit Authority, Chicago Cultural Alliance, Corporate Coalition of Chicago, Gallagher, Gallup, Panasonic, and The Chicago School Career Services Center.?Thanks to our IO Task Force members who modeled leadership as they helped to facilitate this career fair. And thanks to all students who attended. Enjoy the photo collage! #ItTakesAVillage #BusinessPsychology #IOPsychology #OrganizationalLeadership Lynessa M. Rico, Ph.D. Jennifer Thompson
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Big News from Art Works Projects! After 11 years at 625 N Kingsbury, AWP is moving out on March 31. Join them for a special closing event on Sunday, March 23 (3-5 PM) featuring AWP’s founder, Leslie Thomas, in conversation with Managing Director Bora Un, moderated by AWP Board Member & WBEZ DEI Manager Steve Bynum. They’ll revisit AWP’s impactful projects, share exciting upcoming collaborations, and screen a glimpse of Leslie’s latest documentary, The Sharp Edge of Peace. ?? Plus, don’t miss their Open House (March 22-23, 12-6 PM)—a final chance to visit their space and take home exhibition kits, books, prints & more! Some items for sale, some free. Come celebrate with us! ?? #AWPChicago #VisualStorytelling #Community
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Celebrate the joyous Indian festival of colors - Holi with Kalapriya at @chicago_womens_park. ??Saturday, March 15th, 2025 ?4:00PM to 6:00 PM ??1801 S Indiana Ave., Chicago, IL, 60616 $10 General Admission (per person) Build your community & friendships! Savor some Indian appetizers! Dance away with Bollywood songs! Splash some colors and have unlimited fun! #holi #culture #culturalfestival #indian #indianfestival
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?? Join Us as a Volunteer for the Activating Heritage Conference! The Chicago Cultural Alliance is preparing for the Activating Heritage Conference on March 31st at UIC, and we’re looking for dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! ? Why Volunteer? ? Be part of an inspiring cultural event that celebrates heritage preservation ? Gain hands-on experience in event organizing and community engagement ? Connect with professionals and like-minded individuals passionate about heritage & culture If you’re available and interested, or if you have any questions, we’d love to hear from you! ?? Contact us at [email protected] #ActivatingHeritage #ChicagoCulturalAlliance #VolunteerOpportunity #HeritagePreservation #CultureMatters #ChicagoEvents #Networking #ProfessionalDevelopmen
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Czech Conductor Jakub Hr??a leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra March 20-22 at Symphony Center. Shostakovich’s Eleventh Symphony unfolds with the immediacy of a newsreel as it depicts the harrowing events of the 1905 Russian Revolution. Brimming with rebellious anthems and prisoners’ songs, the Cold War-era score is widely heard as a veiled critique of the Soviet regime. Rachmaninov’s First Piano Concerto, a farewell to Russia, features the captivating Simon Trp?eski.
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Applications for Culture Forward Chicago Open Next Week; $3 Million to be Awarded to Chicago Arts and Culture Organizations. Administered by IFF, the Chicago’s Cultural Treasures (ChiTreasures) initiative is launching applications this coming Monday, February 10, for Culture Forward Chicago, a final round of grant funding, totaling $3 million. Applications will close on March 3. Interested organizations can apply for Culture Forward Chicago’s grant funding through apply.iff.org.
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Happy New Year. Here’s to another year of fostering culture, celebrating diversity, and amplifying the voices of our communities.? ? Cheers to a brighter, more connected future! ? ? #NewYear2025 #CulturalHeritage #DiversityInChicago
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Few hours left for our Annual Appeal. Donate now and show your support for cultural programs in Chicago. #cultural #culturalheritage #chicagoculturalalliance #support #fundraising #donate https://bit.ly/3Ch5Ngv
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Happy Holidays! You still have time till 31st December to help us reach our fundraising goal. Donate online today to show your support to promote cultural heritage in Chicago. Donate now: https://bit.ly/3Ch5Ngv #cultural #culturalheritage #chicagoculturalalliance #support #fundraising #donate
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