Their announcement via Instagram BAC states, “Symbols of change do not always represent the action of change. This forum is the catalyst of actionable change.”

BAC was founded in 2016 by members of the Broadway community and is an arts-based advocacy organization working to create equitable spaces and build the capacity of individuals and organizations to dismantle racism. Their recent work includes the three-day forum Broadway for Black Lives Matter and launching the Cody Renard Richard Scholarship program.

WHAT. A. YEAR.
2020 has been a wild ride, filled with transformative triumphs and heartbreaking losses. We would like to take a moment to THANK YOU for supporting and standing in solidarity with us. Here’s a timeline of BAC’s impact this year. Love to all! pic.twitter.com/73X8FH3mBE

— Broadway Advocacy Coalition (@BwayAdvocacyCo) December 28, 2020

How are you doing today? No, really though… how ARE you? The BAC team wanted to check in as we set some intentions and set the year off right. pic.twitter.com/8XRJIhP1FQ

— Broadway Advocacy Coalition (@BwayAdvocacyCo) January 16, 2021

You can join PART 1 // A forum looking to the work ahead on Broadway on Monday, February 15^th from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm EST. Registration is currently open.

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