A 6-month mentorship connecting emerging BIPOC women artists with established industry professionals.
The future is
built by us
Arts leadership by women of colour and marginalized genders of BIPOC, for our communities.
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BUILT BY US
FOR US
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CREATING SPACE FOR BIPOC ARTS LEADERSHIP
From The Future Is You and Me mentorship program to our FAIR Artist Residencies, we create opportunities for women of colour and marginalized genders of BIPOC to develop skills, build networks, and lead in the arts.
Our programming is always free, low-barrier, and designed with – not for – our community.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Free, accessible opportunities to connect and grow
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November 19 @ 8:00 am
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5:00 pm
November 16 @ 8:00 am
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5:00 pm
Since 2018, The Future Is You and Me has connected emerging BIPOC women artists with established industry leaders. Through one-on-one mentorship, skill-building workshops, and networking events, we’re creating the next generation of arts leaders – one relationship at a time.
Our Impact
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY OF CREATIVES
Whether you’re an emerging artist seeking mentorship, an established professional ready to give back, or a community member passionate about BIPOC representation in the arts – there’s a place for you here. Apply to our programs, volunteer at events, or spread the word. Together, we’re building a more inclusive arts sector.
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PARTNER WITH FUTURE ARTS NETWORK
Future Arts Network relies on partnerships and funding to keep our programs free and accessible. Whether you’re a foundation, corporation, or individual supporter, your investment directly supports BIPOC women and marginalized genders building careers in the arts.
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BUILT BY USFOR USINTERSECTIONAL FEMINISMEQUITY ACCESSIBILITY CULTURAL SAFETYSOCIAL JUSTICE
MENTORSHIP ARTIST RESIDENCIESCOMMUNITY EVENTSLEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTNETWORKING SKILL-BUILDINGFREE PROGRAMS
Your Questions, Answered
1. HOW DO I APPLY TO YOUR PROGRAMS?
Visit our Programs page to see current opportunities. Each program listing includes eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and a link to apply online. Most applications are free and take 15-20 minutes to complete.
2. WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR MENTORSHIP?
Our programs are designed for women of colour and marginalized genders of BIPOC who are emerging or established artists, creatives, or cultural workers. We welcome applicants at all career stages, from students to mid-career professionals.
3. ARE YOUR PROGRAMS REALLY FREE?
Yes. All Future Arts Network programming is free and low-barrier. We believe financial constraints should never limit access to mentorship, professional development, or community building.
4. HOW CAN I BECOME A MENTOR?
Experienced arts professionals can apply to become mentors through our Mentors page. We look for established leaders who share our values of equity, cultural safety, and community-centered practice.
5. HOW CAN ORGANIZATIONS PARTNER WITH YOU?
We welcome partnerships with organizations, funders, and sponsors who align with our mission. Contact us at [email] to discuss sponsorship opportunities, in-kind support, or collaborative programming.
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