Dear NASAA members, NASAA Assembly 2022, taking place his month in Kansas City, Missouri, is arguably the most highly anticipated gathering in NASAA’s history. We last convened as a full network in Baltimore, Maryland, in
Cultural districts can be an invaluable tool for states seeking to promote economic and community development. NASAA often receives information requests about the variety of strategies that leverage the economic strengths of the arts in
Artists play a pivotal role in fueling a creative state. In an effort to promote and support local artists, the Missouri Arts Council launched the Featured Artists program. Through this initiative, the council spotlights four
Following a shortened August recess that allowed Congress to pass the President’s signature legislative achievement thus far, the Inflation Reduction Act, Congress returned to session this week. Greeting those members upon their return is the
The Arts Strengthen Communities NASAA and the National League of Cities have partnered to present a four-part blog series on the power of arts and culture to strengthen communities and support public well-being. The arts,
Death of Downtown? Has downtown America died? Researchers from the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California at Berkeley set out to answer this question. Using variables such as office vacancy rates, public
Join Us Virtually at NASAA Assembly 2022 We will miss our members who are unable to join us September 22-24 in Kansas City, Missouri, for NASAA Assembly 2022—but you won’t miss out! A number of
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