Community Partners
Thank You to Our Community Partners
CAATA is deeply grateful for the Community Partners who show up alongside us in solidarity, relationship, and community. Your presence, collaboration, and shared commitment to our collective work help strengthen the field and remind us that we do not have to build alone.
Together, we create opportunities to gather, connect, advocate, share resources, and make space for artists and communities to thrive. You help us build a field where Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, SWANA, MENA, and Mixed Race artists are seen, supported, celebrated, and connected to one another.
As we look toward the future, we honor the relationships that have carried us here. Thank you for showing up, standing with us, and being part of this community. Your solidarity makes our collective work stronger, and we are grateful to continue building alongside you.
CAATA’s Community Partners
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Anti-Racist Theatre (A.R.T.)
Conscientious Theatre Training
Facilitating anti-racist theatre training that combines social justice, healing practices, and embodied performance tools to build more liberated and accountable creative spaces.
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artEquity
National Organization
An arts and cultural organization providing tools, resources, and programming at the intersection of art and activism to support BIPOC artists and arts leaders in building equity, justice, and community.
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Howlround Theatre Commons
National Organization
A free, open platform for theatremakers worldwide that amplifies underrepresented voices, fosters connection and collaboration, and advances equity, inclusivity, and innovation in theatre practice.
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In;Between Artistry
Global Collective
Building a global creative ecosystem where multicultural artists connect, collaborate, and share resources through transformative storytelling, healing practices, and interdisciplinary arts rooted in identity, belonging, and collective liberation. -
Magpie Cultural Strategies
Social Impact Firm
A social impact firm partnering with arts organizations and leaders to cultivate healing, equity, and justice. Through trauma-informed consulting, coaching, facilitation, and mediation, we help develop the mindsets, systems, and practices needed to transform organizational culture and achieve meaningful goals.
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MENA Theater Makers Alliance
MENA Collective
Amplifying the voices of Middle Eastern and North African theatre makers, this work expands how stories from and about MENA communities are told on U.S. stages. By creating space, making opportunities, and championing artists, it fosters connections with other marginalized communities and allies, building a more vibrant, equitable, and inclusive American theatre landscape.
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Theater Folx of Color
National Organization
A supportive network for BIPOC theater workers offering resources, connection, and community to grow artistry, build power, and amplify impact both on and off the stage.
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Theatre Communications Group
National Service Organization
A national organization advancing a just and thriving theatre ecology, providing networking, advocacy, publishing, and resources to thousands of theatres, artists, and arts professionals across the country.
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(X) Collective
Artist Collective
A collective of theatre artists dedicated to community-centered collaboration, service, and reciprocal relationship-building, with theatre as the practice and community as the purpose.
Become a Community Partner
CAATA welcomes Community Partners who want to show up alongside us in solidarity, relationship, and community. Community partnership is an opportunity to collaborate, share resources, create connections, and contribute to a more equitable and connected field.
Together, we can create opportunities to gather, connect, advocate, share resources, and make space for artists and communities to thrive. By standing with CAATA, you help strengthen a field where Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, SWANA, MENA, and Mixed Race artists are seen, supported, celebrated, and connected to one another.
As we look toward the future, we invite you to be part of the community that carries this work forward. Whether through collaboration, resources, shared networks, or simply showing up, there are many ways to stand with us. We would love to build alongside you.