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CDEA CREATES AND SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT EXAMINE AND HONOR THE CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND ETHNIC IDENTITIES OF OUR NATION'S DIVERSE POPULATION IN FORUMS WHEREIN WE CAN ACKNOWLEDGE DIFFERENCES, ESTABLISH COMMON GROUND, AND HENCE, BUILD COMMUNITY. 9 9 2 15 0 150542 115848 44253 25681 190 5839 4000 194985 151368 0 0 60823 65123 0 7269 82806 112845 143629 177968 51356 -26600 281380 300163 11302 56685 270078 243478 X THE CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY EXPRESSION AND ART (CDEA) IS DEDICATED TO USING THE TOOLS OF DOCUMENTARY WORKORAL HISTORY, PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM MAKING, NARRATIVE WRITING, VISUAL ART, AND MUSIC TO HELP UTAHNS LOOK INWARD TO BETTER UNDERSTAND OUR STATE'S PAST AND PRESENT AND TO GAZE OUTWARD TO DISCOVER OUR MULTI-FACETED CONNECTION TO THE NATION AND THE WORLD. CDEA CREATES AND SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT EXAMINE AND HONOR THE CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND ETHNIC IDENTITIES OF OUR NATION'S DIVERSE POPULATION IN FORUMS WHEREIN WE CAN ACKNOWLEDGE DIFFERENCES, ESTABLISH COMMON GROUND, AND HENCE, BUILD COMMUNITY. false false 150744 20197 THE ORGANIZATION REALIZES ITS MISSION BY ORIGINATING AND DEVELOPING PROJECT-DRIVEN DOCUMENTARY WORK (DOCUMENTARY WORK IS DEFINED AS: ORAL HISTORIES, PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, VISUAL ART, RESEARCH, ORAL STORYTELLING, AND NARRATIVE). A DOCUMENTARY PROJECT MAY BUILD, FOR EXAMPLE, TOWARD A TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT WITH AUDIO GUIDES AND A PUBLICATION; OR IT MAY MOVE TOWARD A PUBLICATION WITH A CD (AUDIO CONTENT); OR IT MAY AIM TO PRODUCE A SERIES OF SHORT FILMS WITH A WEBSITE. THERE ARE MANY AUTHENTIC AND EFFECTIVE WAYS TO PRESENT THE CONTENT OF DOCUMENTARY WORK. CDEA PROJECTS THAT DEVELOP TRAVELING EXHIBITS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY MULTI- FACETED, EDUCATION-OUTREACH PROGRAMS AND FALL INTO TWO CATEGORIES: (1) MAJOR EXHIBITS CREATED FOR LARGE MUSEUMS THAT CONTAIN NATIONAL SUBJECT MATTER INFUSED WITH SIGNIFICANT HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES, AND (2) EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS DESIGNED PRIMARILY FOR USE BY UTAH'S K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS, COMMUNITY CENTERS, LIBRARIES, AND SMALLER MUSEUMS THAT EXPLORE THE STATE'S AND NATION'S MULTI-CULTURAL HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. EXHIBITS TRAVELING INSIDE UTAH ARE PRESENTED UNDER THE TITLE EXHIBITS THAT TEACH (ETT) AND CONTAIN FOUR-TO-EIGHT-WEEK, PLACE-BASED, ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN- RESIDENCE (ASIR) PROGRAMS (ETT-ASIR). DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS RESULTING IN MAJOR EXHIBITS THE DEVELOPMENT OF DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS RESULTING IN MAJOR, TRAVELING EXHIBITS WITH BOOKS AND FILMS, OR RELATED EXPRESSIONS OF DOCUMENTARY WORK, IS ONGOING. ON THE AVERAGE, DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS THAT RESULT IN A MAJOR EXHIBIT TAKE FOUR-TO-SIX YEARS TO RESEARCH, DEVELOP, DESIGN, AND PRODUCE. BETWEEN 2006-2011, THE ORGANIZATION COMPLETED A MAJOR EXHIBIT TITLED, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. THIS PROJECT PRESENTED THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT THROUGH THE WORK AND VOICES OF EIGHT MEN AND ONE WOMAN WHO DOCUMENTED THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE AGAINST SEGREGATION AND OTHER FORMS OF RACE-BASED DISENFRANCHISEMENT FROM WITHIN THE MOVEMENT. THE EXHIBIT INAUGURATED THE HUMAN RIGHTS GALLERY AT THE LEONARDO: AN ART, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER, IN DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE CITY, IN OCTOBER 2011, AND REMAINED AVAILABLE TO THE UTAH PUBLIC FOR NINE MONTHS, OR UNTIL JUNE 2012. THE PRESENTATION OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS INCLUDED CELL-PHONE ACCESSIBLE AUDIO GUIDES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS; A FREE, SIX-PAGE BROCHURE FOR USE BY STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC; A 53PG CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR GRADES 7-12; AND A 251PG BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO ORGANIZED A MONTH-LONG SYMPOSIA AT THREE UTAH UNIVERSITIES AND A COMMUNITY COLLEGE INVOLVING LOCAL AND NATIONAL ACTIVISTS AND HISTORIANS. CDEA ALSO PARTNERED WITH UTAH'S PBS AFFILIATE, KUED-TV, TO CREATE UTAH'S FREEDOM RIDERS, A 30 MINUTE FILM PRESENTING UTAH'S CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS. MORE THAN 58,000 PEOPLE VISITED THE DISPLAY IN UTAH, WITH ABOUT THIRTY PERCENT OF VISITORS BEING K-16 STUDENTS. IN 2013, FOLLOWING THE EXHIBIT'S DEBUT, THE ORGANIZATION'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LESLIE KELEN WAS RETAINED BY THE UTAH STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION (USBE) TO CREATE AN EIGHT-WEEK, ON-LINE COURSE TO INTRODUCE UTAH PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS TO THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. DIRECTOR KELEN HAS TAUGHT THE CLASS ON AN INTERMITTENT BASIS SINCE 2013. IN FALL 2013, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT STARTED TRAVELING OUTSIDE UTAH. A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD (2013- 2018) WAS SET ASIDE FOR THE EXHIBIT'S INITIAL NATIONAL TOUR. THIS TOURING PERIOD CULMINATED WITH THE EXHIBIT'S DISPLAY AT THE IRVING ARTS CENTER IN IRVING, TEXAS, BETWEEN JANUARY-MARCH 2018. IN MAY 2018, THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERED WITH THE MALTZ MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE, LOCATED IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, TO CARRY OUT A SECOND FIVE-YEAR TOUR. THE START OF THE TOUR WAS DELAYED BY THE 2019-2020 OUTBREAK OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, INTERFERING WITH THE FEBRUARY-AUGUST 2020 DISPLAY AT THE BULLOCK SATE HISTORY MUSEUM, IN AUSTIN, TEXAS. THE SECOND NATIONAL TOUR IS EXPECTED TO CONCLUDE WITH THE DISPLAY OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS AT THE MALTZ MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE FROM OCTOBER 23, 2022 TO APRIL 2, 2023. A THIRD FIVE-YEAR NATIONAL TOUR OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS KICKED OFF WITH THE DISPLAY'S PRESENTATION AT THE SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, FROM OCTOBER 19 2023-FEBRUARY 25, 2024. NEW DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS SINCE 2016-17, THE ORGANIZATION HAS CONDUCTED RESEARCH AIMED AT DEVELOPING TWO INTERRELATED PROJECTS. THE FIRST IS TITLED, WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD: AN ORAL HISTORY. THIS PROJECT WILL USE HUNDREDS OF ORAL HISTORIES CREATED BY THE ORGANIZATION BETWEEN 1982-1989 AND 1998-2003, AND A NEW SET OF INTERVIEWS BEING RECORDED BETWEEN 2022-2024 TO CONVEY THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY STORY OF UTAH'S ETHNIC AND MINORITY PEOPLE. WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD INVOLVES REEDITING, EXPANDING, AND REDESIGNING THE ORGANIZATION'S FOUNDATIONAL BOOK, MISSING STORIES: AN ORAL HISTORY OF ETHNIC AND MINORITY GROUPS IN UTAH, WHICH WAS FIRST PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH PRESS IN 1995 AS A PART OF UTAH'S STATE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. UNLIKE MISSING STORIES, WHICH USED ORAL HISTORIES TO PRESENT EIGHT 20TH CENTURY COMMUNITY PROFILES, WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD WILL USE A GEOGRAPHIC/CHRONOLOGICAL/THEMATIC FORMAT TO CONVEY A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY UTAH. THE PROJECT'S AIM IS TO PRODUCE A BOOK THAT HAS BROAD APPEAL TO UTAH EDUCATORS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE SECOND (AND INTERRELATED ENDEAVOR) IS TITLED, MY AMERICA: STORIES OF UTAH'S IMMIGRANTS, MIGRANTS, AND REFUGEES. MY AMERICA IS CONCEIVED OF AS A SERIES OF SHORT (UNDER 8 MINUTES LONG) VIDEOS THAT TELL THE STORIES OF IMMIGRANTS, MIGRANTS, AND REFUGEES WHO LEFT THEIR PLACES OF ORIGIN IN THE 1924-1965 AND 1965 TO-THE PRESENT PERIODS AND RELOCATED TO UTAH BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, GOVERNMENT COMPULSION, OR TO ESCAPE PERSECUTION. THE ORGANIZATION IS PREPARING TO USE THESE VIDEOS ON A WEBSITE THAT FEATURES WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD. THE GOAL WILL BE TO UTILIZE THE VIDEOS AS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MORE FULLY-COVERED SUBJECT OF MIGRATION IN THE BOOK. NEW EXHIBIT ON APRIL 12, 2022, CDEA ACQUIRED A FORTY-IMAGE EXHIBIT OF BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS WITH DIDACTIC TEXT FROM JEANNINE HERRON, THE WIDOW OF THE LATE CIVIL RIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHER, MATT HERRON. HERRON DIED ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020, WHEN HIS GLIDER PLANE CRASHED ABOUT 125 MILES NORTHWEST OF SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. HE WAS THE CURATOR OF THE CDEA MAJOR EXHIBIT, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, AND A HIGHLY-REGARDED DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHER, WITH A UNIQUE BODY OF WORK COMPLETED DURING THE 1960S CIVIL RIGHTS ERA. HERRON PRINTED AND CURATED THE 40-IMAGE EXHIBIT-I'M WALKING FOR MY FREEDOM-IN 2019, AND IN EARLY 2020 THE EXHIBIT WENT ON DISPLAY AT THE SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY. EXHIBIT PHOTOS DEPICT THE HISTORICALLY PIVOTAL SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCH LED BY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. THE 54-MILE MARCH TOOK PLACE IN MARCH 1965 AND WAS CREDITED WITH MOVING THE U.S. CONGRESS TO PASS THE 1965 VOTING RIGHTS BILL, CONSIDERED THE MOST IMPORTANT CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION OF THAT PERIOD. HERRON CONSIDERED HIS COVERAGE OF THE MARCH AS ONE OF HIS MOST SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHIC ACHIEVEMENTS. CDEA IS HONORED TO PLAY A ROLE IN FURTHERING MATT HERRON'S LEGACY AS AN ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHER AND TO USE THE EXHIBIT TO EXPAND A NATIONAL CONVERSATION ABOUT PROTECTING VOTING RIGHTS IN THE U.S. IN MARCH 2022, THE ORGANIZATION CONTRACTED WITH THE SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY, MUSEUM OF ART, TO DEBUT THE FORTY-IMAGE EXHIBIT IN UTAH AS A PART OF THE SUMMER 2022 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL. I'M WALKING FOR MY FREEDOM WAS DISPLAYED AT THE CEDAR CITY MUSEUM FROM JUNE 2 TO SEPTEMBER 22, 2022, AND RECEIVED MORE THAN 13,500 VISITORS. VENUES IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE ARE EXPECTED TO BE UTAH PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS. 9242 5484 EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS ARE SMALLER THAN MAJOR EXHIBITS AND ARE DESIGNED FOR USE IN UTAH'S K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PUBLIC LIBRARIES, AND RURAL MUSEUMS. EXHIBITS CONTAIN PHOTOGRAPHS AND ORAL HISTORIES (WITH RELATED DIDACTIC TEXT). THEY ARE GENERALLY BOOKED FROM FOUR-TO-EIGHT WEEKS AT EACH EDUCATIONAL SITE. FIVE EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. IN ORDER OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT, THEY ARE: - FACES AND VOICES OF REFUGEE YOUTH (2002); - SACRED IMAGES: A VISION OF NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART (2007); - CEREMONIES: A TALE OF SISTER CITIES (2008); - REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER (2009);AND JUSTICE-MEMORY-ARTIVISM (2014). THREE OF THE EXHIBITS (SACRED IMAGES; REAWAKENED BEAUTY; AND JUSTICE- MEMORY-ACTIVISM) ARE ACCOMPANIED BY CDEA-DESIGNED ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN- RESIDENCE (ASIR) PROGRAMS. ASIR PROGRAMS ENGAGE STUDENTS IN INTENSIVE, LONG-TERM, PLACE-BASED PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF THE DOCUMENTARY ARTS; GENERATE ORIGINAL STUDENT ART; AND INTEGRATE ARTS LEARNING WITH LEARNING IN OTHER SUBJECTS. EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS AND ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS ENABLE STUDENTS TO CREATE ORIGINAL ART WHILE EXPLORING SUCH VARIED SUBJECTS AS: UTAH HISTORY, UTAH'S CULTURAL DIVERSITY, INDIGENOUS CULTURES, INDIGENOUS ART, ECOLOGY, BIOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, IMMIGRATION, DISCRIMINATION AND RACISM, CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION, AND RESOLVING CONFLICT NONVIOLENTLY. OVER THE PAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS, SACRED IMAGES: A VISION OF NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED AT PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL IN THE ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED TO SOUTH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, IN THE GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT, AT CDEA'S NEW OUTDOOR CLASSROOM SITE IN SOUTH JORDAN. AND JUSTICE-MEMORY-ARTIVISM-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED AT THE MCGILLIS SCHOOL IN SALT LAKE CITY. AND A SECOND PRESENTATION OF CDEA'S NEW RESIDENCY, "WE ARE TELLING OUR STORIES," WILL FEATURE DR. DAVID GONZALEZ, POET, STORYTELLER, MUSICIAN, AND WILL BE CARRIED OUT AT THE WEST VALLEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH UNIVERSITY NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERS, UTAH PRESENTS, AND SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. CDEA ALSO IS PLEASED TO CONFIRM THE CONTINUING PRESENTATION OF ITS REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER- ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM. IN 2022, CDEA SIGNED A CONTRACT TO FORM A FIVE-YEAR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UTAH RECLAMATION MITIGATION AND CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO BUILD THREE, MODEST, OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS ON ITS 123-ACRE, MIGRATORY BIRD SANCTUARY IN SOUTH JORDAN. THE OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS PROVIDE A LONG-TERM LOCUS FOR CDEA'S REAWAKENED BEAUTY RESIDENCIES, WHILE OFFERING THE URMCC A COMPELLING, MULTI-DISCIPLINARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AIMED AT GUIDING YOUNG PEOPLE (HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AGE) TO BECOME STEWARDS OF THIS UNIQUE CONVSERVATION SITE. 159986 true true false false false false false true false false true false false true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false true 7 0 2 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 9 9 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true false false true false false UT X X TALIA HANSEN 8013553903 243 EAST 400 SOUTH SUITE 301 SALT LAKE CITY UT 84111 LESLIE KELEN EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 X 54000 0 0 LARRY CESSPOOCH BOARD MEMBER 0.10 X 0 0 0 KATHLEEN CHRISTY BOARD MEMBER 0.10 X 0 0 0 EFREN CORADO GARCIA BOARD MEMBER 0.15 X 0 0 0 AMOS N GUIORA BOARD MEMBER 0.10 X 0 0 0 DAVID LITVACK BOARD MEMBER 0.20 X 0 0 0 RUSSELL Y MINAS BOARD CHAIR 0.35 X X 0 0 0 BRIAN F PATRICK BOARD MEMBER 0.15 X 0 0 0 DAVID BADDLEY PHD BOARD MEMBER 0.15 X 0 0 0 NATALYA RAPOPORT BOARD MEMBER 0.10 X 0 0 0 54000 false false false 99900 15948 115848 MAJOR EXHIBIT RENT 20197 20197 OTHER PROGRAM REVENUE 5484 5484 25681 5839 5839 4000 4000 4000 4000 151368 29681 5839 X 54000 47250 1350 5400 6495 6495 4628 4112 103 413 10360 4367 5993 52685 52496 189 5125 4770 182 173 21176 18951 965 1260 12228 12228 439 439 3146 3146 5558 4685 850 23 MISCELLANEOUS 964 772 192 DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 691 241 450 MEALS 473 473 177968 159986 10713 7269 84214 51273 182843 188519 1575 1313 118863 106035 12343 12828 405 46230 281380 300163 11302 28932 27753 11302 56685 X 270078 243478 270078 243478 281380 300163 -26600 X false false X 102852 75298 77866 107542 69848 433406 11274 25556 18500 44253 29681 129264 38000 40000 44774 43000 46000 211774 152126 140854 141140 194795 145529 774444 29650 3000 4750 7600 45000 5000 13821 8500 21754 14177 63252 34650 16821 13250 29354 14177 108252 666192 3627 2103 97 190 5839 11856 3627 2103 97 190 5839 11856 155753 142957 141237 194985 151368 786300 0.84720 0.83710 0.02000 0.01000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false 118863 106035 12828 12828 RIGHT OF USE ASSET 45825 DEPOSIT 405 46230 LEASE LIABILITY 27753 27753 151368 151368 151368 177968 177968 177968 false false false FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION THE CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY EXPRESSION AND ART (CDEA) IS DEDICATED TO USING THE TOOLS OF DOCUMENTARY WORKORAL HISTORY, PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM MAKING, NARRATIVE WRITING, VISUAL ART, AND MUSIC TO HELP UTAHNS LOOK INWARD TO BETTER UNDERSTAND OUR STATE'S PAST AND PRESENT AND TO GAZE OUTWARD TO DISCOVER OUR MULTI-FACETED CONNECTION TO THE NATION AND THE WORLD. CDEA CREATES AND SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT EXAMINE AND HONOR THE CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND ETHNIC IDENTITIES OF OUR NATION'S DIVERSE POPULATION IN FORUMS WHEREIN WE CAN ACKNOWLEDGE DIFFERENCES, ESTABLISH COMMON GROUND, AND HENCE, BUILD COMMUNITY. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A THE ORGANIZATION REALIZES ITS MISSION BY ORIGINATING AND DEVELOPING PROJECT-DRIVEN DOCUMENTARY WORK (DOCUMENTARY WORK IS DEFINED AS: ORAL HISTORIES, PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, VISUAL ART, RESEARCH, ORAL STORYTELLING, AND NARRATIVE). A DOCUMENTARY PROJECT MAY BUILD, FOR EXAMPLE, TOWARD A TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT WITH AUDIO GUIDES AND A PUBLICATION; OR IT MAY MOVE TOWARD A PUBLICATION WITH A CD (AUDIO CONTENT); OR IT MAY AIM TO PRODUCE A SERIES OF SHORT FILMS WITH A WEBSITE. THERE ARE MANY AUTHENTIC AND EFFECTIVE WAYS TO PRESENT THE CONTENT OF DOCUMENTARY WORK. CDEA PROJECTS THAT DEVELOP TRAVELING EXHIBITS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY MULTI- FACETED, EDUCATION-OUTREACH PROGRAMS AND FALL INTO TWO CATEGORIES: (1) MAJOR EXHIBITS CREATED FOR LARGE MUSEUMS THAT CONTAIN NATIONAL SUBJECT MATTER INFUSED WITH SIGNIFICANT HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES, AND (2) EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS DESIGNED PRIMARILY FOR USE BY UTAH'S K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS, COMMUNITY CENTERS, LIBRARIES, AND SMALLER MUSEUMS THAT EXPLORE THE STATE'S AND NATION'S MULTI-CULTURAL HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. EXHIBITS TRAVELING INSIDE UTAH ARE PRESENTED UNDER THE TITLE EXHIBITS THAT TEACH (ETT) AND CONTAIN FOUR-TO-EIGHT-WEEK, PLACE-BASED, ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN- RESIDENCE (ASIR) PROGRAMS (ETT-ASIR). DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS RESULTING IN MAJOR EXHIBITS THE DEVELOPMENT OF DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS RESULTING IN MAJOR, TRAVELING EXHIBITS WITH BOOKS AND FILMS, OR RELATED EXPRESSIONS OF DOCUMENTARY WORK, IS ONGOING. ON THE AVERAGE, DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS THAT RESULT IN A MAJOR EXHIBIT TAKE FOUR-TO-SIX YEARS TO RESEARCH, DEVELOP, DESIGN, AND PRODUCE. BETWEEN 2006-2011, THE ORGANIZATION COMPLETED A MAJOR EXHIBIT TITLED, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. THIS PROJECT PRESENTED THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT THROUGH THE WORK AND VOICES OF EIGHT MEN AND ONE WOMAN WHO DOCUMENTED THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE AGAINST SEGREGATION AND OTHER FORMS OF RACE-BASED DISENFRANCHISEMENT FROM WITHIN THE MOVEMENT. THE EXHIBIT INAUGURATED THE HUMAN RIGHTS GALLERY AT THE LEONARDO: AN ART, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER, IN DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE CITY, IN OCTOBER 2011, AND REMAINED AVAILABLE TO THE UTAH PUBLIC FOR NINE MONTHS, OR UNTIL JUNE 2012. THE PRESENTATION OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS INCLUDED CELL-PHONE ACCESSIBLE AUDIO GUIDES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS; A FREE, SIX-PAGE BROCHURE FOR USE BY STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC; A 53PG CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR GRADES 7-12; AND A 251PG BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO ORGANIZED A MONTH-LONG SYMPOSIA AT THREE UTAH UNIVERSITIES AND A COMMUNITY COLLEGE INVOLVING LOCAL AND NATIONAL ACTIVISTS AND HISTORIANS. CDEA ALSO PARTNERED WITH UTAH'S PBS AFFILIATE, KUED-TV, TO CREATE UTAH'S FREEDOM RIDERS, A 30 MINUTE FILM PRESENTING UTAH'S CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS. MORE THAN 58,000 PEOPLE VISITED THE DISPLAY IN UTAH, WITH ABOUT THIRTY PERCENT OF VISITORS BEING K-16 STUDENTS. IN 2013, FOLLOWING THE EXHIBIT'S DEBUT, THE ORGANIZATION'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LESLIE KELEN WAS RETAINED BY THE UTAH STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION (USBE) TO CREATE AN EIGHT-WEEK, ON-LINE COURSE TO INTRODUCE UTAH PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS TO THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. DIRECTOR KELEN HAS TAUGHT THE CLASS ON AN INTERMITTENT BASIS SINCE 2013. IN FALL 2013, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT STARTED TRAVELING OUTSIDE UTAH. A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD (2013- 2018) WAS SET ASIDE FOR THE EXHIBIT'S INITIAL NATIONAL TOUR. THIS TOURING PERIOD CULMINATED WITH THE EXHIBIT'S DISPLAY AT THE IRVING ARTS CENTER IN IRVING, TEXAS, BETWEEN JANUARY-MARCH 2018. IN MAY 2018, THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERED WITH THE MALTZ MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE, LOCATED IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, TO CARRY OUT A SECOND FIVE-YEAR TOUR. THE START OF THE TOUR WAS DELAYED BY THE 2019-2020 OUTBREAK OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, INTERFERING WITH THE FEBRUARY-AUGUST 2020 DISPLAY AT THE BULLOCK SATE HISTORY MUSEUM, IN AUSTIN, TEXAS. THE SECOND NATIONAL TOUR IS EXPECTED TO CONCLUDE WITH THE DISPLAY OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS AT THE MALTZ MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE FROM OCTOBER 23, 2022 TO APRIL 2, 2023. A THIRD FIVE-YEAR NATIONAL TOUR OF THIS LIGHT OF OURS KICKED OFF WITH THE DISPLAY'S PRESENTATION AT THE SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, FROM OCTOBER 19 2023-FEBRUARY 25, 2024. NEW DOCUMENTARY PROJECTS SINCE 2016-17, THE ORGANIZATION HAS CONDUCTED RESEARCH AIMED AT DEVELOPING TWO INTERRELATED PROJECTS. THE FIRST IS TITLED, WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD: AN ORAL HISTORY. THIS PROJECT WILL USE HUNDREDS OF ORAL HISTORIES CREATED BY THE ORGANIZATION BETWEEN 1982-1989 AND 1998-2003, AND A NEW SET OF INTERVIEWS BEING RECORDED BETWEEN 2022-2024 TO CONVEY THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY STORY OF UTAH'S ETHNIC AND MINORITY PEOPLE. WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD INVOLVES REEDITING, EXPANDING, AND REDESIGNING THE ORGANIZATION'S FOUNDATIONAL BOOK, MISSING STORIES: AN ORAL HISTORY OF ETHNIC AND MINORITY GROUPS IN UTAH, WHICH WAS FIRST PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH PRESS IN 1995 AS A PART OF UTAH'S STATE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. UNLIKE MISSING STORIES, WHICH USED ORAL HISTORIES TO PRESENT EIGHT 20TH CENTURY COMMUNITY PROFILES, WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD WILL USE A GEOGRAPHIC/CHRONOLOGICAL/THEMATIC FORMAT TO CONVEY A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY UTAH. THE PROJECT'S AIM IS TO PRODUCE A BOOK THAT HAS BROAD APPEAL TO UTAH EDUCATORS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE SECOND (AND INTERRELATED ENDEAVOR) IS TITLED, MY AMERICA: STORIES OF UTAH'S IMMIGRANTS, MIGRANTS, AND REFUGEES. MY AMERICA IS CONCEIVED OF AS A SERIES OF SHORT (UNDER 8 MINUTES LONG) VIDEOS THAT TELL THE STORIES OF IMMIGRANTS, MIGRANTS, AND REFUGEES WHO LEFT THEIR PLACES OF ORIGIN IN THE 1924-1965 AND 1965 TO-THE PRESENT PERIODS AND RELOCATED TO UTAH BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, GOVERNMENT COMPULSION, OR TO ESCAPE PERSECUTION. THE ORGANIZATION IS PREPARING TO USE THESE VIDEOS ON A WEBSITE THAT FEATURES WHEN YOU LIVE IN THIS WORLD. THE GOAL WILL BE TO UTILIZE THE VIDEOS AS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MORE FULLY-COVERED SUBJECT OF MIGRATION IN THE BOOK. NEW EXHIBIT ON APRIL 12, 2022, CDEA ACQUIRED A FORTY-IMAGE EXHIBIT OF BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS WITH DIDACTIC TEXT FROM JEANNINE HERRON, THE WIDOW OF THE LATE CIVIL RIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHER, MATT HERRON. HERRON DIED ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020, WHEN HIS GLIDER PLANE CRASHED ABOUT 125 MILES NORTHWEST OF SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. HE WAS THE CURATOR OF THE CDEA MAJOR EXHIBIT, THIS LIGHT OF OURS: ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, AND A HIGHLY-REGARDED DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHER, WITH A UNIQUE BODY OF WORK COMPLETED DURING THE 1960S CIVIL RIGHTS ERA. HERRON PRINTED AND CURATED THE 40-IMAGE EXHIBIT-I'M WALKING FOR MY FREEDOM-IN 2019, AND IN EARLY 2020 THE EXHIBIT WENT ON DISPLAY AT THE SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY. EXHIBIT PHOTOS DEPICT THE HISTORICALLY PIVOTAL SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCH LED BY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. THE 54-MILE MARCH TOOK PLACE IN MARCH 1965 AND WAS CREDITED WITH MOVING THE U.S. CONGRESS TO PASS THE 1965 VOTING RIGHTS BILL, CONSIDERED THE MOST IMPORTANT CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION OF THAT PERIOD. HERRON CONSIDERED HIS COVERAGE OF THE MARCH AS ONE OF HIS MOST SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHIC ACHIEVEMENTS. CDEA IS HONORED TO PLAY A ROLE IN FURTHERING MATT HERRON'S LEGACY AS AN ACTIVIST PHOTOGRAPHER AND TO USE THE EXHIBIT TO EXPAND A NATIONAL CONVERSATION ABOUT PROTECTING VOTING RIGHTS IN THE U.S. IN MARCH 2022, THE ORGANIZATION CONTRACTED WITH THE SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY, MUSEUM OF ART, TO DEBUT THE FORTY-IMAGE EXHIBIT IN UTAH AS A PART OF THE SUMMER 2022 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL. I'M WALKING FOR MY FREEDOM WAS DISPLAYED AT THE CEDAR CITY MUSEUM FROM JUNE 2 TO SEPTEMBER 22, 2022, AND RECEIVED MORE THAN 13,500 VISITORS. VENUES IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE ARE EXPECTED TO BE UTAH PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS ARE SMALLER THAN MAJOR EXHIBITS AND ARE DESIGNED FOR USE IN UTAH'S K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PUBLIC LIBRARIES, AND RURAL MUSEUMS. EXHIBITS CONTAIN PHOTOGRAPHS AND ORAL HISTORIES (WITH RELATED DIDACTIC TEXT). THEY ARE GENERALLY BOOKED FROM FOUR-TO-EIGHT WEEKS AT EACH EDUCATIONAL SITE. FIVE EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. IN ORDER OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT, THEY ARE: - FACES AND VOICES OF REFUGEE YOUTH (2002); - SACRED IMAGES: A VISION OF NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART (2007); - CEREMONIES: A TALE OF SISTER CITIES (2008); - REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER (2009);AND JUSTICE-MEMORY-ARTIVISM (2014). THREE OF THE EXHIBITS (SACRED IMAGES; REAWAKENED BEAUTY; AND JUSTICE- MEMORY-ACTIVISM) ARE ACCOMPANIED BY CDEA-DESIGNED ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN- RESIDENCE (ASIR) PROGRAMS. ASIR PROGRAMS ENGAGE STUDENTS IN INTENSIVE, LONG-TERM, PLACE-BASED PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF THE DOCUMENTARY ARTS; GENERATE ORIGINAL STUDENT ART; AND INTEGRATE ARTS LEARNING WITH LEARNING IN OTHER SUBJECTS. EXHIBITS THAT TEACH DISPLAYS AND ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS ENABLE STUDENTS TO CREATE ORIGINAL ART WHILE EXPLORING SUCH VARIED SUBJECTS AS: UTAH HISTORY, UTAH'S CULTURAL DIVERSITY, INDIGENOUS CULTURES, INDIGENOUS ART, ECOLOGY, BIOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, IMMIGRATION, DISCRIMINATION AND RACISM, CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION, AND RESOLVING CONFLICT NONVIOLENTLY. OVER THE PAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS, SACRED IMAGES: A VISION OF NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED AT PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL IN THE ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED TO SOUTH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, IN THE GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT, AT CDEA'S NEW OUTDOOR CLASSROOM SITE IN SOUTH JORDAN. AND JUSTICE-MEMORY-ARTIVISM-ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM WAS PRESENTED AT THE MCGILLIS SCHOOL IN SALT LAKE CITY. AND A SECOND PRESENTATION OF CDEA'S NEW RESIDENCY, "WE ARE TELLING OUR STORIES," WILL FEATURE DR. DAVID GONZALEZ, POET, STORYTELLER, MUSICIAN, AND WILL BE CARRIED OUT AT THE WEST VALLEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH UNIVERSITY NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERS, UTAH PRESENTS, AND SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. CDEA ALSO IS PLEASED TO CONFIRM THE CONTINUING PRESENTATION OF ITS REAWAKENED BEAUTY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THE JORDAN RIVER- ARTISTS/SCHOLARS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM. IN 2022, CDEA SIGNED A CONTRACT TO FORM A FIVE-YEAR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UTAH RECLAMATION MITIGATION AND CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO BUILD THREE, MODEST, OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS ON ITS 123-ACRE, MIGRATORY BIRD SANCTUARY IN SOUTH JORDAN. THE OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS PROVIDE A LONG-TERM LOCUS FOR CDEA'S REAWAKENED BEAUTY RESIDENCIES, WHILE OFFERING THE URMCC A COMPELLING, MULTI-DISCIPLINARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AIMED AT GUIDING YOUNG PEOPLE (HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AGE) TO BECOME STEWARDS OF THIS UNIQUE CONVSERVATION SITE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY EXPRESSION AND ART'S BOARD CHAIR AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MEET AND REVIEW THE 990. THE 990 IS ALSO REVIEWED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION HAS A WRITTEN CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY. THIS POLICY REQUIRES THAT ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND MANAGEMENT ANNUALLY REVIEW THE POLICY AND DISCLOSE ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST. IF POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST ARE DISCLOSED, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REVIEWS THOSE CONFLICTS TO DETERMINE THE MOST APPROPRIATE COURSE OF ACTION. TYPICALLY, THIS INCLUDES RECUSAL FROM VOTE ON ITEMS FOR WHICH THE BOARD MEMBER HAS A REAL OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COMPENSATION IS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DURING THE BUDGETING PROCESS EACH YEAR. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONSIDERS MARKET RATES IN DETERMINING A REASONABLE LEVEL OF COMPENSATION. THE APPROVAL OF THE BUDGET, INCLUDING THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COMPENSATION, IS DOCUMENTED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G CONTRACTED SERVICES 52,390 119 0 ADVERTISING 106 70 0 TOTAL 52,496 189 0