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NASAA Notes: January 2019

January
2019

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From the President and CEO

State to State

Legislative Update

Announcements and Resources

More Notes from NASAA

Research on Demand

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From the President and CEO
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Pam Breaux
January 7, 2019

NASAA Is Working for You in 2019

As I write, change is afoot in our nation’s capital. A new Congress was sworn in and the gavel was just handed to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Policymakers must now begin the work…
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State to State
January 7, 2019

Florida: Arts & Wellbeing Indicators and Toolkits

One of the ways the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs (DCA) has realized the vision of its 2015-2020 strategic plan to foster vibrant, thriving and healthy communities is to partner with the University of Florida Center for…
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Legislative Update
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Isaac Brown
January 7, 2019

You Can Connect with Congress Despite Shutdown

Last week the new session of Congress, which included 101 new members of the House of Representatives and 10 new senators, was sworn into office. While leaders in both parties have major initiatives, the most…
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Announcements and Resources
January 7, 2019

NASAA News and Current Information

Help Us Start the New Year Strong! We’re deeply grateful for everyone who made 2018 another great year—your support helped accomplish so much! Looking ahead, we’ve got exciting and challenging opportunities on tap for 2019…
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More Notes from NASAA
January 7, 2019

Help in Accessing NASAA Information

Make sure your spam filter doesn’t trap e-mails from NASAA. Whitelist nasaa-arts.org to ensure we are in your allowed-senders list. Let NASAA know if your agency’s Internet domain or your staff or council members’ e-mail…
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Research on Demand
January 7, 2019

Evaluating Programs and Services

NASAA is always eager to meet the research needs of state arts agencies. One trend we’ve observed, both anecdotally and through surveys, is a heightened interest in evaluation methods. For both state arts agencies and…
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