ATTENTION ARTS AND CULTURE ORGANIZATIONS! There are two important COVID-19 impact surveys in the field: One from Americans for the Arts that will be used to support AFTA’s request for $4 Billion in federal aid for the country’s nonprofit arts sector, and one from The Miller Foundation, the Oregon Community Foundation, and the Regional Arts & Culture
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March 13, 2020
COVID-19 Statement – We need your input.
We want to express our concern as we learn more about the effects of COVID-19 coronavirus and its impacts on Oregon’s cultural sector, following Governor Kate Brown’s order to cancel or postpone gatherings of 250 or more in Oregon for the next four weeks. We’d like to take a moment to collect quick information about impacts
February 21, 2020
HOUSE BILL 4061 PASSED!
Dear Advocates and Policymakers, It is with deep gratitude that we celebrate the passing of House Bill 4061, which passed this week during the 2020 short legislative session. The bill will now go to Gov. Kate Brown. Thank you to the Cultural Advocacy Coalition’s dedicated advocates, supporters and friends, who spoke with legislators during our
February 19, 2020
National Arts Education Policy and Practice Advocacy Resource
Prepared by Jenna Gabriel, EdM | January 2020 Independent Consultant, Oregon Cultural Advocacy Coalition The National Arts Education Policy and Practice Research Summary Report (The Report), commissioned in 2019 by the Oregon Community Foundation and prepared by consultants Laura Forbes and Susan Oetgen
January 17, 2020
2020 Advocacy Day | Join us in Salem Feb. 10
Dear Advocates, The top priority for the Coalition in the 2020 legislative session is to generate more funds for Oregon’s Cultural Trust by increasing the amount contributed for cultural license plates by $10 a plate. Funds raised from the sale of these plates are dedicated to marketing and promotion of the cultural trust tax credit. We