Welcome

Join us for the National Performance Network Annual Conference
March 15–16 & 20–21, 2023.

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ANNUAL
CONFERENCE

Cultivating long-term relationships and collaborations, NPN’s Annual Conference is a dynamic forum for artists, arts leaders, activists, organizers, funders, and colleagues. All are welcome!

Join us for this opportunity to share insights, celebrate creative work, seek alternative models, and address the most critical issues of our time…

…all in an environment that welcomes participation, peer-to-peer exchange, challenging discourse, and joyful celebration.

All are welcome!

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ABOUT
NPN

NPN is a national network of learning and practice—we are an arts service organization, grantmaker, and movement-builder—that champions freedom of expression, liberation, anti-oppression, and building and claiming collective power for radical systems change. Through national programs, investments in the South, and engagement in global movements, we seek to build artists’ power, advance racial and cultural justice in the arts, and foster relationship-building and reciprocity between individuals, institutions, and communities.

Learn more about our work at npnweb.org

NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK
P.O. Box 56698
New Orleans, LA 70156-6698
Phone: 504-595-8008 info@npnweb.org
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NPN is headquartered in Bulbancha (Land of Many Tongues), the ancestral lands of the Atakapa-Ishak, Caddo, Chitimacha, Choctaw, Houma, Natchez, and Tunica peoples, and the petites nations. We also recognize the Alabama, Biloxi, Koasati, and Ofo peoples, and others who were pushed into Louisiana from their ancestral lands. We aim to honor these communities, past, present, and future.