2024-04-26T16:02:25-07:00 2023-06-30 811489821 HEALY AND ASSOCIATES 1200 CONCORD AVE STE 250 CONCORD CA 94520 990 2022-07-01 941692171 East Bay Center for the Performing Arts EAST 5102342624 339 11th Street Richmond CA 94801 Ruth Esther Dineen Executive Dir. 2024-04-26 true Ruth Esther Dineen 999009999 true Suzanne R Healy P00533689 9256030800 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Ruth Esther Dineen 339 11th Street Richmond CA 94801 6378047 false X www.eastbaycenter.org X 1968 CA IN 1968, THE CENTER HAS PROVIDED AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE YOUNG ARTISTS DIG DEEP INTO TRANSFORMATIVE TRAINING IN WORLD TRADITIONS AND THE ARTS TO EMERGE AS CHAMPIONS OF CREATIVITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE HUMANITIES. 13 12 80 24 75802 74802 5209022 5415944 246635 295342 -246349 259805 416316 382020 5625624 6353111 0 0 2248680 2352416 52440 97626 521277 987662 1206548 3288782 3656590 2336842 2696521 20025823 23092519 227748 223125 19798075 22869394 Low-Income multi-ethnic youth and young adults discover their creative gifts through a rigorous artistic curriculum that is culturally relevant, supports the creation of original performance works, and foster engagement with local issues of social justice and civic participation. Rooted in principles of the community development movement as well as the national arts and culture field, East Bay Center for the performing arts is a trusted and neutral fulcrum of support for Place-based action, optimism, and collaboration among diverse members of a complex community. false false 2536223 295342 In 2022-23, we served approximately 300 students at our Main Site, with several others on the waitlist. We averaged about 60 group classes, 70 private lessons, and 7 resident ensemble rehearsals per week, and produced over 20 performances.Summer Intensive: In July-August 2023, 85 YADP students completed our five-week, 200-hour Summer Intensive immersion session. The Summer Intensive requires cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary training, as well as technical instruction in music, dance, and contemporary theater forms and culminates with three evenings of student presentations.Young Artist Diploma Program: From July - December 2023, instruction for all 100 Diploma students averaged 6-8 hours per week of instruction consisting of lessons, classes, and ensembles based on both specific repertoire traditions and East Bay Centers Deep Roots Wide World Curriculum. Students participated in individual recitals in March and November and group recitals in April and December. TheCenters Program Leadership team worked alongside faculty to articulate learning goals for all seven program pathways, as well as document existing and create new instructional plans, with a focus on clear, explicit youth development outcomes and strategies that are the foundation of our students success.Resident Companies: Our seven youth resident companies, focusing on celebrating cultural artforms (i.e. West African Music and Dance, Mexican Music and Dance) enroll 60 advanced Center students to reach local audiences of 10,000 through presentations at up to 50 community gatherings annually. In December 2022, four Resident Companies - Voices of Reason, Iron Triangle Theater Company, Son de laTierra and Richmond Chamber Ensemble, participated in the Downtown Holiday Festival: A Richmond Nutcracker. We also produced Hogbetsotso, a West African music and dance piece that incorporates traditional ritual with expressions of social justice, commissioned by the Hewlett Foundation and created and directed by CK Ladzepko, long time faculty member. We began working on a project focused on commissions with five Young Artist Diploma Program alumni over the next several months, who arecreating performances about how we can heal from the Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown on our community. This project is supported by a grant from San Francisco Foundation Bay Area Creative Corps and California Arts Council.Youth Leadership: The Center continued to offer opportunities for our students to connect to their community, while building a strong sense of ownership. We convened a focus group of Diploma students to solicit their input on our curriculum development, as well as Youth Development outcomes.Student Support: To support our older students to develop their full artistic, academic and social potential, the Center continued our college scholarship program for Young Artists Diploma Program graduates. The scholarship funded two full, renewable scholarships for students who plan to pursue the performing arts in college, two four year scholarships (approx $10,000/year) recognizing perseveranceand motivation, and $1,000 renewable scholarships for all other graduates. As part of their scholarship, graduates will continue to receive coaching and mentoring from the Centers team of social workers, staff and faculty. In 2022-2023, East Bay Center, in partnership with West Contra Costa Unified School District, delivered programs to approximately 3,500 students. The programs offer a unique approach to teaching fundamental music skills about global traditions while increasing equitable access to arts education and positively impacting school culture and climate.The curriculum and content for our In School Arts Program focused on music fundamentals, hands-on instruction, global music repertoire, and ensemble performance techniques at Grant, King, Obama, Nystrom, Peres, Valley View, and Stege Elementary Schools. Across these seven campuses:- Students on average receive 30 weeks of class instruction, which includes access to appropriate musical instruments and supplies.- Kindergarten through 3rd grade receive weekly music classes of 30 minutes each.- 4th through 6th grade receive 45 minutes of class per week- Students perform in at least two presentations each year at each school- Community performances happen throughout the year in alignment with the school calendar(i.e., Back to School Night, holiday festivals, Cinco de Mayo, etc.).In addition, in Fall 2023 we continued our novel Rotations program for grades 4-6 at three schools, which included three 10 week courses for students in Hip Hop, Drumming, Mexican Music and Dance, and Persian Dance. We also produced several assemblies for Hispanic Heritage Month and Black History Month, featuring professional artists and introducing students to new cultural art forms.East Bay Center provided after school programs at an additional six schools, with a focus on dance, and instrumental coaching/private lessons at four middle and high schools. All teaching artists participated in 3 professional development/training sessions. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The ethical standards, to which each EBCPA must strictly adhere to, includes an obligation for each employee to conduct his or her personal and professional activities at all times so as to avoid any actual or potential conflict of interest, or the appearance of a conflict of interest between such employee's obligations and duties to the EBCPA and any other obligations and duties which he or she may have. The EBCPA recognizes, however, that this is largely a matter of personal judgment; accordingly, the purpose of this policy is to offer guidance and general direction and is not intended to provide a comprehensive list of all situations that may arise. The main purpose of the policy is to ensure full disclosure and open communication between all parties so that all parties benefit and no party is adversely impacted by such participation. If, in addition to his or her work for the EBCPA, an EBCPA employee is employed by, associate with, promotes, sponsors or supports in any way any program, institution or organization other than the EBCPA, he or she must be careful to avoid any situation in which the interest of the EBCPA towards its students, programs, community or funders actually or potentially conflicts with the interests of such other program, institution or organization. Moreover, the employee must, if at all possible, avoid any appearance of such a conflict of interest. Therefore, if an EBCPA employee proposes or considers recommending or introducing an existing or prior student of the EBCPA to any such other program institution or organization, by making such recommendation or introduction directly to the student or through his or her parent or other mentor, the employee must notify and seek prior approval from the Executive Director, or his or her designate. The intent of this disclosure is to ensure that EBCPA employees demonstrate interest in the well being and education of all of its students as well as to support the collective goals of the institution. This rule, as to avoidance of conflict of interest and seeking prior approval from the Executive Director or his or her designate, applies equally to an EBCPA employee's own activities. Thus, if an EBCPA employee proposes or considers involving an existing or prior student of the EBCPA in non-EBCPA activities in which he or she is involved or which he or she conducts that are similar in type to activities offered or available to such student at the EBCPA, (including, for instance, teaching, instruction, or participation in lessons, classes, workshops, ensembles or performances apart from such activities at the EBCPA), the employee must notify and seek prior approval from the Executive Director, or his or her designate. It is the responsibility of each employee to promote the interests of the Center in all contents as long as such promotion mutually benefits the development of the student.The EBCPA prohibits any employee from publicizing, providing or making available to any other program, institution, organization or individual any intellectual property, (including designs, plans, ideas, and data) video or audio recordings, and any other materials generated by the EBCPA, its employees, its Faculty employees, or its students while participating in EBCPA activities, unless such publication or provision is duly authorized by the prior approval of the Executive Director or his or her designate. Prior to committing to an engagement which includes EBCPA students, an employee must disclose the engagement and receive approval from the Executive Director or his/her designee. In some cases, the Executive Director may determine that written approval is required. Any employee who violates this policy, whether he or she gains personally as a result, may be subject to disciplinary action, including possible termination of employment. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a The board of directos review and approve executive compensation Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The organization's governing documents, conflicts of interest policy and financial statements are available upon request. Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 Current Year K-1 Rental Income Book to tax adj = -$75802 Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 Distribution Income from Audit = $150000 false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false Presidio Internet Center LLC PO Box 29585 San Francisco CA 94129 943364526 Rental Income CA false 150000 false false 0.25000