The Supreme Court will hear a case on Tennessee’s ban on “gender affirming” care for minors. Learn what to expect at our webinar on December 2nd!
Brent Morden is a New York-based performing artist with a varied career as a music director, composer, vocalist, educator, event producer, and arts program manager. Brent has conducted his works at Carnegie Hall and Off-Broadway, has directed ensembles at Columbia and Hofstra University, and has developed programs at leading arts nonprofits. Brent joined FAIR in April 2021, where he first served as the NYC Chapter Coordinator before helping to launch FAIR in the Arts.Brent is a passionate advocate for free expression, excellence, and humanity as the core guiding principles advancing the growth of arts & culture. Under Brent’s leadership since 2022, FAIR in the Arts has developed a grant program, has hosted film screenings and other events around the United States, and has launched a directory to connect like-minded artists. Brent additionally serves as the co-chair of Braver Angels’ NYC Alliance and regularly hosts social events for creative professionals in New York City, where he is known for being a charismatic host and savvy networker.Brent earned his B.A. with honors from Columbia University in 2019. In his spare time, Brent enjoys lifting weights and running in the park. Learn more about Brent’s work at www.brentmorden.com.
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