Harness the power of culture to build the future we deserve!
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New York Proud: Immigrants are NY
From street vendors to tattoo artists, drag queens and scientists, immigrants shape the rich and vibrant culture of New York City and our country as whole. Yet public support for immigration has decreased at Now more than ever, we must shift the narrative around immigration to rebuild public support for humane and compassionate immigration policies.
For the past year, TOA’s Charlie Sherman and Britney Vongdara have worked in close collaboration with New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC), F.Y. Eye, and photographer Oscar B. Castillo to bring “New York Proud" to life!
This For a limited time, the #NewYorkProud portraits can be seen in subway stations, bus ads, and pop-up photo exhibits throughout the city to remind audiences of all the ways immigrants shape NYC’s vibrant culture.
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The Lab is Just Getting Started!
Our second-ever Narrative Innovators Lab (NIL) has officially launched! Through the NIL, our Communications Institute and Culture and Narrative Fellows will spend the next six months learning together to design narrative and cultural interventions that build more public support for the policies that matter.
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Meet the Beyond Democracy Cohort
There are countless advocates across the South working tirelessly to ensure communities of color can have full access to participating in our democracy. We were lucky enough to gather over a dozen of these incredible changemakers for our built a narrative strategy to mobilize Southern BIPOC communities.
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Subscribe: TOA Editorial Calendar
Stay ahead of the curve with our editorial calendar, now with updated hooks through the end of 2024! From monthly celebrations to historic anniversaries and pop culture events, we help you identify media opportunities and messaging tips to amplify your campaigns. Subscribe to our calendar and it will automatically sync with your Microsoft Outlook or Google calendar to never miss a hook.
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Welcome, Kim!
Join us in welcoming Kimberly Hall to TOA! As Vice President of Health Equity Works (HEW), a new initiative at TOA in partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Kim will advance a positive national narrative around racial health equity. She has 20+ years of experience developing and leading integrated public affairs campaigns, combining strategic communications, public relations, coalition building, and grassroots advocacy.
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You Can Support Cultural Strategies
Culture is more than just entertainment or leisure. It’s how we understand the world around us. That makes it a powerful force for moving hearts, minds, and policies. Support our work in cultural strategies with a donation today!
Your investment will help us continue to convene artists, develop cultural interventions, and support campaigns to change the culture for the better.
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Image credits: The Opportunity Agenda, The Opportunity Agenda, Shot by Somi Studios, The Opportunity Agenda, Kimberly Hall, Carolina Kroon Photography
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