Center for Performance and Civic Practice

Revenue, expenses, and employee compensationIRS Form 990 totals for revenue, expenses, and employee compensation (salaries, other compensation, and employee benefits).

No board members were reported during this fiscal year.

Mission Statement

THE CENTER FOR PERFORMANCE AND CIVIC PRACTICE (CPCP)IS A NATIONAL RESOURCE FOR ARTISTS AND COMMUNITIES WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD CIVIC HEALTH, EQUITY AND CAPACITY. CPCP DEFINES CIVIC PRACTICE AS ARTS-BASED PARTNERSHIP WORK THAT IS DEVELOPED IN SERVICE TO THE NEEDS OF A PARTNER ORGANIZATION OR AGENCY THAT DOES NOT HAVE AN ARTS-CENTERED MISSION. ARTISTS ENGAGE IN THIS WORK WITH REGULARITY, BUT THE WORK ISN'T ALWAYS VISIBLE - NOT WITH LARGER COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS, AND NOT WITHIN ARTISTIC DISCIPLINES THEMSELVES. THERE ISN'T A SHARED VOCABULARY, AND ARTISTS AND COMMUNITIES CAN END UP WORKING IN ISOLATION, OFTEN WITHOUT ACCESS TO NETWORKS OF SUPPORT AND OPPORTUNITIES TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN PRACTICE.