The Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA) recently adopted a resolution advocating that all domestic ivory bans exclude the legal use of domestic ivory by Alaska Native artists. The resolution is a response to
As too many artists, arts patrons and arts leaders around the country know, natural disasters and severe weather can decimate cultural and community resources. The West Virginia Commission on the Arts (WVCA) recognizes that these
Recognizing the importance of nonprofit media to the state’s cultural ecosystem, the California Arts Council (CAC) is launching this year a new $200,000 Arts and Public Media Program. Through the program, CAC will award grants
With President-elect Trump set to be inaugurated on the 20th, activity in Congress is beginning to ramp up. Already, key committees are planning hearings on issues critical to the incoming administration and Congress. As we
As part of the NEA State Partnership Agreement panel review, a cover sheet accompanies each state arts agency’s application that includes state demographic and geographic information as well as a five-year history of the SAA’s
Welcome to 2017! NASAA is working hard as state legislatures convene, Congress gets organized and we welcome a new administration to the White House. As we enter what promises to be a big year, there
Alaska Resolution Protecting Native Artists from State Ivory Bans The Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA) recently adopted a resolution advocating that all domestic ivory bans exclude the legal use of domestic ivory by
West Virginia Fast-Track Funding for Natural Disaster Recovery As too many artists, arts patrons and arts leaders around the country know, natural disasters and severe weather can decimate cultural and community resources. The West Virginia
California Arts & Public Media Grant Recognizing the importance of nonprofit media to the state’s cultural ecosystem, the California Arts Council (CAC) is launching this year a new $200,000 Arts and Public Media Program. Through
