Consulting
working with cpcp
We customize services that meet varied needs.
This can include:
The practice of partnership
Cross-sector translation tools
Navigating projects and collaboration from initiation through sustainability
Equitable and authentic community engagement through a practice of listening
Creative assets aimed at community change
Program design
Convening design
Facilitation
We have worked with:
National networks (ArtPlace America; Local Initiatives Support Corporation)
Government bodies and departments at the local and state level (Chicago Parks District and the Cities of Kansas City, MO, Nashville, TN, & Phoenix)
Local and national foundations (Doris Duke; James Irvine; Nathan Cummings) Universities (University of Iowa, University of Missouri Kansas City; Virginia Tech)
Arts and humanities councils (in Alaska, Arizona, and Illinois)
Non-profit community organizations (Cook Inlet Housing Authority, United Way of Greater Cleveland, & LGBT Center of Hampton Roads)
Arts service associations & arts organizations (Old Globe Theatre, League of American Orchestras, Americans for the Arts, Fifth House Ensemble, and the NEA).
"CPCP has been an important partner in helping our team examine our own work. Rebecca, Sona and Michael push us to consider how we are benefitting from, contributing to and now working to dismantle racial inequities in our work. It is vital that grantmakers begin this internal work before they expect it from their grant recipients.
We are better equipped as a staff to live our value of equity as a result of our work with CPCP."
– Jill Paulsen, Interim Executive Director, Cuyahoga Arts and Culture
"The work of CPCP continues to be of enormous value to the Old Globe Theater. By facilitating questions around our values and our commitment to them we were able to transcend decisions made from intuition. We coalesced around big ideas and developed a shared language. This language guides us in service of the public good. It’s transformed the way we view ourselves and our role in society."
– Freedome Bradley-Ballentine, Director of Arts Engagement, Old Globe Theatre
