Select the membership level you would like to apply for for the options above and submit your registration. You can also send an email to Development & Membership Manager, Diana Crum at dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org if you wish to complete the form over the phone.

There are different categories of membership, each with different benefits:

Full Organizational Memberships are for organizations that provide arts in education services to students and/or teachers in the New York City schools or community. Annual fee is calculated based on organizational or divisional budget size. Dues: $100-$500

Collaborating Organizations include all organizations that wish to join the Roundtable but do not match the definition for Full Organizational Members. Dues: $125

Individual Members are arts education practitioners who wish to affiliate with the Roundtable. Dues: $50

Please feel free to contact Development & Membership Manager Diana Crum at dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org with any questions or for more information.

Throughout the year, the Roundtable seeks to provide a range of activities and services for its members focusing on issues of common concern and interest. Offerings include professional development opportunities, affinity spaces for equity and inclusion work, access points to field leaders and policy makers, networking opportunities for the community, partnership events with the NYC Department of Education, resource sharing, and direct advocacy on behalf of the arts education community.

Roundtable programs address topics relevant to the field, including access, equity, and inclusion, culturally responsive sustaining pedagogy, trauma-informed work, arts advocacy, entrepreneurship, and more. Our intentions are to help our community build skills and career capacity while developing and learning new strategies. Our annual flagship event is the Face to Face Conference, which brings together an array of presenters to share best practices, discuss government policies, and address enduring issues such as program quality, impact, and arts as social justice.

The Roundtable is also committed to strengthening the community of arts educators via resource-sharing, direct advocacy on behalf of the field, and offering spaces such as race-based affinity groups and community meet-ups. These opportunities give members the space to connect and share challenges and lessons learned, ensuring the sustainability of arts education and its ability to thrive.

For the purposes of a Roundtable Member, a “Staff Member” is defined as any active full-time or part-time employee, intern, apprentice, or fellow who you think would benefit from the Roundtable’s programming.

Our membership includes thousands of practitioners from over 125+ organizations, representing New York City’s largest and smallest cultural institutions, community-based organizations, and youth organizations from all 5 boroughs. Examples of members may include teachers, teaching artists, cultural workers, artists, philanthropists, advocates, graduate students, school administrators, arts education champions, and more!

Click here to view complete lists of our Member Organizations and Individual Members.
 

This member-driven organization began in 1992 as a grassroots effort to provide support and networking opportunities for its members, as well as to improve and advance the state of arts in education. For more information, please visit our About Us page.

Whether you’re an arts organization or an individual working in the arts and culture field, the Roundtable has something to offer you!

When you become a member of the Roundtable, you are joining the ranks of over 125 arts organizations and over 1200 individuals that are also members! You become a part of the vast, dynamic tapestry of arts education practitioners that we are proud to serve as members of our organization.

Members of the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable support the organization’s ability to provide quality professional development programming, community-building, resource sharing opportunities, and direct advocacy on behalf of the arts education field.

To read all of the benefits of a Roundtable membership, scroll to the top of this page!

Login to the Roundtable membership portal. Forgot your password? Email dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org for help resetting.

Once logged in, you will be directed to the Roundtable Membership homepage. Navigate the dropdown menu on the right side of the page labelled, “What would you like to do?”
Click on the box, and select “My Membership.” Here you can view and update your membership details.

To add a new staff member or teaching artist to your organization scroll down to “Additional Sub-Memberships.” Under this heading you will see “Contacts” and next to it “Add.” Click on “Add.”

Complete the following page with the contact information for the new member. Please be prepared to create an individual username and password for this employee.

Navigate to the bottom of the page, and select “Sub-(Your Membership Level)” Join.
Select “Continue” to complete the process. If you wish to add another employee, please select “Add Another Sub-Member.”

To confirm you have added them, your staff member will receive a confirmation email. After you have clicked on “continue” it will redirect you to the homepage. To confirm that the employee has been successfully added, you may also click on the box to the right side and select “Membership”. Scroll to the bottom and you should see the new “Sub-Member” listed in the chart at the bottom of the page.

Please feel free to contact Diana Crum, Development & Membership Manager, at dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org with any questions or for more information.

Login to the Roundtable membership portal. Forgot your password? Email dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org for help resetting.

Once logged in you will be directed to the Roundtable Membership homepage. Navigate the dropdown menu on the right side of the page labelled, “What would you like to do?”

Click on the box, and select “My Membership.” Here you can view and update your membership details.

To remove a staff member or teaching artist off your organization scroll down to “Additional Sub-Memberships.” Under this heading you will see “Contacts” and next to it “Remove.” Click on “Remove” then press “Ok.”

Please feel free to contact Diana Crum, Development & Membership Manager, at dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org with any questions or for more information.

You will then be redirected back to your membership page, and the contact will no longer be under your organization.

If you are having trouble accessing your Roundtable Membership account, either:

(1) Navigate to the login page and select “Having trouble logging in?” -or-
(2) Email Development & Membership Manager Diana Crum at dcrum@nycaieroundtable.org for assistance resetting your password.