This month we offer an update from NASAA’s chief program and planning officer. Many states began a new budget year this month. Happy new (fiscal) year to you all. Here at NASAA we’re gearing up
The Center for Washington Cultural Traditions (CWCT) is a new collaborative effort of the Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA) and its state humanities council counterpart, Humanities Washington. Its mission is to study and support the
An effective way state arts agencies can help increase diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the arts is by funding arts and culture groups that are run by or that have a mission to serve
The North Dakota Governor’s Photo Contest for Travel and Tourism is an annual event that recognizes the creative talent of North Dakotans as well as the natural beauty, abundant wildlife, unique places and vibrant communities
With the July 4th recess in the rear-view mirror and the midterm elections only four months away, members of the House and Senate expect to be working furiously over the next few months. So much
For more than 10 years, the State to State column in NASAA Notes—which highlights innovative and impactful policies, programs and partnerships of state arts agencies and regional arts organizations around the country—has been a wellspring
Deadline Approaching: 2018 NASAA Awards Nominations The deadline for NASAA’s 2018 Leadership Awards is fast approaching! Nominations for the Distinguished Public Service Award and the Gary Young Award are due Friday, July 20. Don’t
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