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January 26, 2015

Issue Briefs

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The Cultural Advocacy Coalition’s position on key legislative issues are posted here. These documents will be updated as key issues emerge and briefs are developed. 2015 Legislative Session: OAC Percent for Art Issue Brief OCT Modernization Issue Brief OCT Repayment of Swept Funds Issue Brief 2013 Legislative Session: Tax Credit Renewal Issue Brief

January 15, 2015

Statewide Cultural Partners

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The state of Oregon provides technical expertise and funding in support of culture through the cultural partners listed below. Please visit their websites for more information on programming, available grants and other forms of assistance. Statewide Cultural Resources Oregon Arts Commission Oregon Cultural Trust Oregon Heritage Commission Oregon Historical Society Oregon Humanities State Historic Preservation

December 22, 2014

Agenda-Setting Process Overview

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As a 501(c)4 non-partisan advocacy group formed to lobby in Salem, the Cultural Advocacy Coalition advocates for policies and funding that will create a thriving environment for art, heritage and the humanities across Oregon and to ensure that Oregonians have the opportunity to enjoy and benefit from cultural programs in their communities. Volunteers serve on

December 22, 2014

The art of politics

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The Cultural Advocacy Coalition was once again honored to support and participate in the Oregon Arts Summit, which featured the theme: re-thinking engagement on October 7, 2013 at the Oregon Convention Center. If you missed our session entitled, the art of politics, you can read the handouts here.

December 22, 2014

2015 Committee Assignments Announced

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Presiding Officers, Speaker Tina Kotek and Senate President Peter Courtney, have announced committees for the 2015 Session. This session’s lineup includes the appointment of new joint committees, as well as some changes to chair assignments from prior sessions. The The House and Senate are both controlled by Democrat majorities, with 18 Democrats; 12 Republicans in