I’m delighted that this month NASAA President Suzette Surkamer is writing to Notes readers about the upcoming NASAA Assembly 2010. I hope you can join us in Austin —Jonathan Katz, NASAA CEO NASAA Assembly 2010
Congress Postpones Funding Decisions to a Lame Duck Session The House and Senate returned from the August recess on September 14, and with just two weeks left before adjournment, there was little time—and even less
As a national source of information on public arts funding, NASAA provides a knowledge network and fact base to help state arts agencies make informed policy decisions and put their own state’s needs and experiences
NASAA’s ever-popular briefings return! Twelve short, intensive sessions share new research, emerging trends and model practices around the country. Here’s a sample of what’s in store in Austin: Building a Shared Public Responsibility for the
Looking for innovative state arts agency programs and products? Want to exchange ideas about services and practices with others in your field? Immerse yourself in the variety of gatherings of NASAA Assembly 2010, taking place
