American Creativity Association

American Creativity Association (ACA) is an incorporated 501(c)3 nonprofit, membership-driven organization dedicated to promoting the development of personal and professional creativity -- throughout the US and in a number of other countries.

The ACA views creativity as a discipline and defines the field in broad terms to include psychological and social processes as well as implementation processes (innovation) and impacts. The ACA acts as a forum for professionals seeking to explore and develop traditional and new ideas and technologies that promote creativity.

The ACA fosters the rigorous, yet respectful, fact-based examination of these ideas and technologies in order to develop a valid and growing knowledge base for our discipline. The Association refrains from endorsing specific approaches.

The ACA embraces members from all points of society and from all professions and encourages the widest possible dialogue through the use of a variety of media and venues.

The ACA regards creativity as a vital part of every profession and views the development of creativity skills as a professional requirement for both individuals and organizations.

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