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For the benefit of artists, consumers of art, and stakeholders of the live theatre industry -
we are Artists for Economic Transparency (AFECT)
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A brief financial breakdown of Broadway in New York City versus The West End in London, UK. Check it out and let us know your thoughts in the comments! • #AFECT #AFECTChange #EconomicViolence #Transparency #Broadway #WestEnd #Accessibility by @afectchange
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Catch our co-founders, @edenespinosa and @karenolivo76, as the keynote speakers at the WTFCON21 this Monday evening at 7pm EST, as they come into community conversation about advocating for equity in the industry. Snag your tickets at womenstheatrefestival.com @wtfestivalnc • [Image Description: there is a blue/green ombré square outline surrounding an image on the left of Eden, and one on the right of Karen. Above their headshots in bold purple lettering it reads WTFCON21 Keynote. Underneath their images it reads “w/ Eden Espinosa w/ Karen Olivo July 19 @ 7pm EDT womenstheatrefestival.com”] by @afectchange
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Restorative Representation. 1.) a change in representation that more accurately reflects the diverse and inclusive makeup of a space, community, society or ecosystem. 2.) opportunities of representation that create intersectional diversity within the demographics of identity that exist in a limited pool (utilized when full inclusion within an ecosystem is unable to be met). • #RestorativeRepresentation #RepresentationMatters #Equity #AFECT #AFECTChange • [Image Description: mustard yellow background with a curvy vertical road of white speckled dots from top to bottom separating the word “Glossary” on the right hand side, and the definition of “Restorative Representation” on the left. Both terms are in an olive green while the definition is in light blue.] by @afectchange
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At AFECT, we believe in the power of community and know the only way to improve upon it is if every voice is heard and accounted for. As we continue to build our community and AFECT ecosystem we are taking thoughtful and conscious action to create space for those who have never felt included, to build a platform that raises a collection of individual voices, and invest in the value of each person and what they have to offer. • #RepresentationMatters #RestorativeRepresentation #Equity #Community #AFECTChange #AFECT • [Image Description: a blend of yellow, pink, blue, and green pastel colors swirled together to make up the background. There is a small circular blue AFECT logo in the bottom left corner. The top text is center in turquoise letters with a pink shadow, it reads: Learn about our values. Below, in black text with a pink shadow, the text reads: representation.] by @afectchange
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Diversity. The acknowledgement of the value of various spectrums within communities, socioeconomic backgrounds, genders, ethnic and racial backgrounds, sexual orientations, body types, ages, and ability. • #Diversity #Transparency #Community #Equity #AFECTChange • [Image Description: turquoise background with a curvy vertical road of white speckled dots from top to bottom separating the word “Glossary” on the right hand side, and the definition of “Diversity” on the left. Both terms are in a sage green while the definition is in white.] by @afectchange
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Tonight at 5pm, our Co-Founder KO will be part of a discussion about the #MarchOnBroadway and the current state of the theater industry with leading faces in this movement. Head over to De’Ron World YouTube account to tune in. #AFECT by @afectchange
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Co-Founder, Eden Espinosa, reflects on the last year of AFECT, what she has learned, and how that will impact how she moves forward. • [Video Description: Eden is wearing bold black glasses with a soft pink lip. Her hair is down, and she is wearing a white tank top. She begins to speak. “Here we are. A year later, and, um, what a crazy ride this year has been. I’ve learned so much about myself, about our industry, about our country. About how I want to move in this world as a human. We have so much work to do. We had little baby steps that have made an impact in the ripple effect of things. My stance hasn’t changed. My convictions haven’t changed. I feel like I have more work to do in vetting who I want to align myself with artistically and personally, and professionally. I have to really dig to make sure that I am education and that I am vigilant in knowing the ins-and-outs of the financial structures and the inequities within that. So, uh, I have learned that I have a voice. I have learned that I have been called to speak up for people who don’t feel like they have a voice. And I’ve learned that I’m powerful and that the word no is powerful and can have an impact for the betterment of our community, and our world. And I feel called to empower others in that same way. So, here we are a year later. And we keep on walking. And we keep on working. Together. by @afectchange
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At AFECT, we value meeting people where they are, and inviting them into conversation and shared space for mutual love, learning, and understanding. We believe in creating a space where people not only feel included but belong and know that their voice holds value. We believe in equity and equality and empowering people to find both. • #AFECT #Belonging #Equity #Equality #Empowerment • [Image Description: a blend of yellow, pink, blue, and green pastel colors swirled together to make up the background. There is a small circular blue AFECT logo in the bottom left corner. The top text is centers in turquoise letters with a pink shadow, it reads: Learn about our values. Below, in black text with a pink shadow, the text reads: belonging, equity, and equality.] by @afectchange
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Economic Violence. A type of violence committed by individuals or groups preying on economically disadvantaged individuals. Some examples of economic violence include restricting access to financial resources, education, or the labor market. • #AFECT #EconomicViolence #EconomicTransparency • [Image Description: olive green background with a curvy vertical road of white speckled dots from top to bottom separating the word “Glossary” on the right hand side, and the definition of “Economic Violence” on the left. Both terms are in a safe green while the definition is in light blue.] by @afectchange
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Economic transparency is the organizational practice of making financial data available. This includes but is not limited to sharing annual budgets, salaries, profits, and income. As a society we have been conditioned to not share our individual wages with our colleagues to help companies conceal their distribution of funds and salary ranges, it’s also a means of control. Economic transparency is in our name and one of our core values because we believe transparency should be standard practice in every industry. • #AFECT #EconomicTransparency #KnowledgeIsPower #Equity • [Image Description: a blend of yellow, pink, blue and green pastel colors swirled together make up the background. There is a small circular blue AFECT logo in the bottom left corner. The top text is centered in turquoise letters with a pink shadow, it reads: Learn about our values. Below, in black text with a pink shadow, the text reads: economic transparency.] by @afectchange
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Accessibility. The freedom of existence and engagement for all people regardless of age, race, ethnicity, ability, sexual and gender/less identity, religion, or other. • #AFECT #Accessibility #IntentionalAction #ThoughtfulEngagement • [Image Description: aqua background with a curvy vertical road of white speckled dots from top to bottom separating the word “Glossary” on the right hand side, and the definition of “Accessibility” on the left. Both terms are in dark turquoise while the definition is in light blue.] by @afectchange
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Radical empathy is an active choice in expressing compassion for and a willingness to understand yourself and/or others even if they are undeserving. To note, the amount in which you empathize is at the discretion of the giver and you should never overextend if you believe it will bring you harm. We value meeting people where they are and engaging in radical empathy to allow for greater connection and understanding. • [Image Description: a mix of pink, yellow, green and blue pastel swirl together as a background. The blue AFECT logo sits in the bottom left corner. The top text reads in bold turquoise letters with a pink shadow: Learn about our values. Below, in black text with pink shadow, it reads: radical empathy and compassion.] by @afectchange
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