Dear Advocates, As we approach the end of the year, there is so much to say. This has been one of the most challenging years the Cultural Advocacy Coalition has ever faced. While the doors to our museums, concert halls, and playhouses may have been closed, arts and culture haven’t been cancelled in Oregon. We’ve watched our
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October 28, 2020
11 Capital Construction Projects We Endorse for 2021-2023
This fall, the Coalition endorsed a slate of 11 projects for 2021-23 Cultural Resources Economic Funds (CREF) across the state. The capital construction projects, which include the construction, expansion, or renovation of a facility or facilities, represents diverse genres in the cultural sector, offers options for increased equity and access, and also geographic distribution throughout Oregon.
October 15, 2020
11 Arts and Culture Capital Construction Projects Recommended for $9.5 Million in CREF Funds
For Immediate Release Contact: Sue Hildick, (503) 816-4710, sue@oregonculture.org Salem, OR – The Cultural Advocacy Coalition has endorsed a slate of 11 capital construction projects totaling $9.5 million in Cultural Resources Economic Funds (CREF). The Coalition’s board of directors identified the most broadly supported and impactful projects recommended for funding given limited state dollars, and
September 23, 2020
Cultural Support Grant Awards
The Cultural Advocacy Coalition is happy to finally share good news after a long summer for Oregonians. Coronavirus Relief Fund Cultural Support (CRFCS) grant awards totaling $25.7 million will be distributed to 621 cultural organizations across Oregon through a partnership between the Oregon Cultural Trust and its County and Tribal Cultural Coalitions. Many of the grant
August 26, 2020
New Report: COVID-19 Impacts on Economy
A new report by the Brookings Institute measures the devastating impacts COVID-19 has had on America’s creative economy. The report includes state-by-state breakdowns and estimates impacts on creative job losses in various industries, such as film, advertising, and fashion, as well as creative occupations such as musicians, artists, performers, and designers. “We estimate losses in sales of goods