CULTURE LAB DETROIT
EIN 82-1078094 · Arts & Culture (A20)
What they do
to PROVIDE A PLATFORM for ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, and ARCHITECTS to COME TOGETHER and ENGAGE IN THOUGHTFUL DISCUSSIONS and RELATIONSHIPS to FORM ARTISTIC OPPORTUNITIES and DEEPER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE DETROIT COMMUNITY and THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.FOR FY 2021 and IN RESPONSE to THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, CULTURE LAB DETROIT SUSPENDED FORMAL PROGRAMMING and MOVED to A VIRTUAL FORMAT. CULTURE LAB DETROIT LEADERSHIP USED THE TIME to SURVEY ADVISORS and COLLABORATORS AS to NEEDS, CHALLENGES and OPPORTUNITIES. CULTURE LAB DETROIT LEADERSHIP INVENTORIED RESOURCES and PROGRAMS DESIGNED to SUPPORT ARTISTS FINANCIAL and EMOTIONAL WELLBEING DURING THE PANDEMIC, and SHARED THOSE RESOURCES WITH ADVISORS and COLLABORATORS.CULTURE LAB DETROIT LEADERSHIP ALSO WORKED WITH VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL and PHILANTHROPIC INITIATIVES IN DETROITS CULTURAL COMMUNITY to HELP THEM DEFINE and DEVELOP COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMMING IN ANTICIPATION of A SAFE and GRADUAL RE-OPENING.IN ADDITION, CULTURE LAB DETROIT SUSPENDED FORMA
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ContactJANE SCHULAKPRESIDENT
Mailing addressPO BOX 2566, BIRMINGHAM, MI 480122566
Main phone(248) 219-0847 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- August 2017
- County
- Oakland
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