Dear advocates and members, It’s been two years since we’ve gathered to collectively advocate for Oregon’s vibrant cultural community. We’ve missed the opportunity to check in, connect, and share stories with you all. With a new legislature in session and new leadership in Salem, now is the time to unite our voices, align our priorities, and
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News and Resources Archives - Page 9 of 35 - Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon
February 1, 2023
Nine Legislators form first-ever Oregon Arts and Cultural Caucus
From the Oregon Cultural Trust: Recognizing the vital role arts and culture play in the livability and prosperity of Oregon communities – and in enriching the lives of Oregonians – nine members of the Oregon Legislature have come together in a bi-partisan fashion to form the state’s first-ever Arts and Culture Caucus. The public is invited
January 27, 2023
Annual Report: 2022
Our highest priority for the past year has been the continued recovery of Oregon’s arts and culture sector from the pandemic. We believe that access to arts, culture, heritage, and humanities heals and transforms people. It’s likely to take five years for our largely in-person performance-based sector to transform and reshape itself to connect with
Congratulations to Ginger Savage, tireless arts advocate and CACO board member! Ginger was honored with Portland Monthly‘s “Light a Fire 2022: Extraordinary Volunteer” award. She has been executive director of the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center in Baker City for 14 years. As our board member, she never misses an opportunity to advocate for arts &
December 15, 2022
Oregon cultural update to House Committee
The Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon (CACO) was invited to speak in front of the House Committee on Economic Development and Small Business during interim legislative days last week. We’re grateful to CACO board members Isaac Marquez and David Schmitz for representing CACO. The panel is examining the state of the sector and the role