BIPOC Founders and Artistic Directors, helming BIPOC institutions, discuss their institution’s origins, political convictions, artistic achievements, and the hypocrisy of equity trends.

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With (left to right): Wren T Brown, Julia Cho, Carmen Morgan, Torange Yeghiazarian, and José Luis Valenzuela.

BIPOC Artistic Directors, helming predominantly White institutions, discuss balancing their new positions of power within organizations that continue to struggle with structural racism.

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With (left to right): Eric Ting, Hana Sharif, Carmen Morgan, Jacob G. Padrón, and Nataki Garrett.

BIPOC leaders, helming BIPOC institutions and BIPOC leaders of white institutions gather to discuss radical partnerships.

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With (left to right, bottom to top): Jacob G. Padrón, Nataki Garrett, Torange Yeghiazarian, Julia Cho, Carmen Morgan, José Luis Valenzuela, Wren T. Brown, Hana Sharif, and Eric Ting.

BIPOC leaders in US theatre discuss the common stressors and fatigue experienced by BIPOC artists and administrators who work with and in predominantly white institutions.

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With (left to right): Gabriel Barrera, Seena Hodges, Carmen Morgan, Mica Cole, and Leslie Ishii.

White leaders in US theatre discuss the challenge of white fragility and the responsibility of white people to demonstrate their antiracist values with actions.

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With (left to right): Michael Robertson, SK Kerastas, Carmen Morgan, and Merilee Barrera.

Leaders across US theatre discuss their individual contributions to diversify the field.

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With (left to right): Tirzah Tyler, Dafina McMillan, David Stewart, Carmen Morgan, Rebecca Novick, and Evren Odcikin