Webinar: Reimagining CA's Arts in Corrections ProgramLanguage is powerful: Join Arts in Corrections Program Manager Mariana Moscoso for an online conversation about California's prison arts program, its history, and the opportunity for a new direction-and a new name-for its future. Participants will be invited to offer their suggestions for a new program title as part of a community-centered approach. Register here.
Smart needs art! Keep arts in schools with your tax returnTomorrow's the deadline for employers and businesses to have those W-2s and 1099s in the mail! Are you ready to file your taxes? Be a champion for arts education when you do: Make a donation to the Keep Arts in Schools Fund on your California state tax return. Get the details on how to donate here.
California Arts Council Programs Evaluation Consultant RFPThe California Arts Council is seeking a qualified consultant or firm to design and implement a collaborative and human-centered program evaluation of the CAC's grant and contract-based funding programs using innovative and inclusive methods. Proposal submissions are due by 5 p.m. on February 4. View details and the Request for Proposal here.
NEA releases latest survey of public arts participationLast week, the National Endowment for the Arts released the full results from the nation's largest, most representative survey of adult participation in the arts. The new Survey of Public Participation in the Arts (SPPA) records the different ways that American adults (ages 18 and older) engage in the arts, where that engagement takes place, and why adults participate in these activities. The survey report also tracks demographic characteristics of those who participate and respondents' perceptions of the availability of the arts in their communities. The report covers both national and state-level data as well as selected urban areas. Read the NEA press release and get a link to the survey here. |
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