Press Room

For Black History Month, the Tulsa World is publishing a series of editorials by Black Tulsans, amplifying the work they are doing to make Tulsa a better place for all. Among these stories are some of GKFF’s very own, Brandon Oldham, Tangela Ekhoff, and LaBrisa Williams-Hurling.

Tulsa's remote talent boom grabs national attention with 3,500+ workers enriching the city

Experiences earned Best City Park by USA Today and features in National Geographic and The New York Times.

Artnet News features the Tulsa Artist Fellowship as one of the world’s top artist residencies.

Tulsa’s vibrant neighborhoods and parks showcase the power of community-focused placemaking efforts.

On July 2, 2024, Tulsa received a $51 million grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration, marking a significant step in the city's tech advancement.

Tulsa has transformed into a thriving arts destination — and the nation is taking notice.

The Tulsa World recently highlighted the community’s positive response to the new incubator, launched by GKFF in partnership with the City of Tulsa.

The New York Times, Nicholas Kristof examines how the GKFF partner program breaks addiction cycles and reunites families.

New housing development is a key part of revitalization efforts in the Tulsa Arts District