ALLIANCE FOR INCLUSION IN THE ARTS
EIN 13-3387786
What they do
The Alliance for Inclusion In The Arts is Americas Leading Advocate for Full Diversity As A Key to The Vitality and Dynamism of American Theatre, Film, and Television. We Promote Authentic Dialogue About Race, Culture, and Disability That Embraces The Complexity of Underlying Social and Historical Issues. We Actively Engage Artists and Decision Makers, Forge Partnerships, and Create Opportunities. Our Aim is to Achieve A Theatre, Film, and Television Industry That Reflects American Society; Where Each Artist is Considered On His/her Merits As An Individual; Where The Stories Being Told Are Drawn From Diverse Experiences; and Where Our Individual Humanity and Forms of Expression Can Be Celebrated.
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Board and leadership roster (11)
ABEL LOPEZDIRECTOR
BRIAN STEINWURTZELTREASURER
CHRISTINE TOY JOHNSONSECRETARY
HOWARD SHERMANINTERIM ED
JACK HOFSISSDIRECTOR
JOANNA MERLINVICE PRESIDENT
KENT GASHDIRECTOR
LINDA BOVEDIRECTOR
LINDA EARLEPRESIDENT
PHILIP SMITHDIRECTOR
SHARON JENSENEXECUTIVE DIR.
About this charity
- Location
- 225 WEST 34TH STREET 9TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10122
- County
- New York
- In care of
- JOANNA MERLIN
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2015
- Tax period began
- October 1, 2015
- Tax preparer
- GARY S EISENKRAFT CPA
- Revocation date
- February 15, 2020