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News and Resources Archives - Page 35 of 35 - Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon

September 1, 2014

Your Ideas Matter

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As a part of our legislative agenda development process, the Cultural Advocacy Coalition launched a short, five question community survey and invited Oregonians to weigh in, on how they hope arts and culture will develop and grow in Oregon over the next ten years. We are anxious to hear from you. We want to make

December 1, 2013

A Message From The President

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I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as the chair of the Cultural Advocacy Coalition. I accept this position with enthusiasm and determination. Growing up in New York meant growing up with cultural programs that enhanced my life, ignited my creativity and taught me to be bold. Although as a young child I

July 1, 2013

2013 Legislature Adjourns Supporting Culture

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The Seventy Seventh Legislative Assembly adjourned July 8, after five months and eight days of deliberations. The Cultural Advocacy Coalition achieved each of our legislative agenda items this session, with the help of cultural advocates, like you from across the state. For this, I want to offer my sincere thanks. We were tracking legislation, working

June 1, 2013

2013 Tax Credit Renewal Advocacy Needed

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We have worked side by side this session to renew the Cultural Trust tax credit. And, we need your help one more time. This isn’t a fire drill, we need advocacy right away. If you have just a moment, please send a message immediately to your House and Senate members to ask them to advocate

May 1, 2013

Mid Session 2013 Legislative Update

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Some days are good days in Salem. This was one of them. The revenue forecast which will be used to determine the state’s two-year budget came in $271.5 million above prior forecasts. This could be enough breathing room to allow legislators the flexibility they need to broker deals and negotiate final budgets, to close down