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Women of Color in the Arts (WOCA) is a national, grassroots service organization dedicated to creating transformational change in the arts sector. We do this by championing racial equity as a basic tenet of eliminating systemic disparities in the field and by providing a platform to help strengthen and amplify the voice and visibility of women of color,* leaders who are disproportionately affected by inequitable structures and practices. By working to fortify leadership and reinforce a world where everyone holds shared power at the decision-making table, WOCA aims to cultivate a just and inclusive field with the intent of creating equitable systems for all to prosper inside and outside of the arts.

Your donation helps further the work of Women of Color in the Arts across the United States and internationally. We are grateful for your support and partnership. 

Sponsor A WOCA Membership

If you would like to cover the membership fee for an applicant, or current WOCA member, please select “Sponsor a WOCA Membership" in the donation designation below. 

After your donation is received, the WOCA membership team will confirm the grantee’s name and contact information with you. We will then provide the grantee with a special code to apply to their membership.

In Honor Of 

To make a donation in honor of someone please list their name and contact information (if applicable) in the text box below. Thank you for considering furthering the work of Women of Color in the Arts with your monetary contribution while honoring your loved one. 

For any questions about making a donation contact us at admin@womenofcolorinthearts.org.

*WOCA uses the term “women” to encompass all those that self-identify as women or with womanhood including non-binary, transgender, and cisgender women. Our intention is to uplift and address the very specific ways in which this particular group of people, and their multiple identities, are impacted by various forms of oppression, notably sexism and racism. WOCA uses the term “women of color” as an organizing tool, acknowledging the expression is a political designation, not a biological one, and borne out of a solidarity movement originating from the labor of Black women.