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?? Introducing the lineup for our 2024 State of the Arts Summit! Leave a comment if we'll be seeing you at The Ebell of Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 16! ?????? Don't have a ticket? There are only a handful of Morning Session tickets left: https://lnkd.in/g2pkxxup Gustavo Herrera, MBA | Havilah Malone | Lindsey Horvath | Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture | City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs | Lindsey Kunisaki | Larry Laboe | NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) | álvaro D. Márquez | Rose Chan Loui | The Music Man Foundation | Joel Arquillos, Ed.D | Nicole Smith | Christine Meinders | Feminist.AI | Joel Ferree | Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) | Versa-Style Dance Company

An interesting read about a guaranteed income program for artists across New York State. Early findings indicate that such initiatives can provide crucial support for artists' financial stability, professional advancement, and individual well-being. More: https://lnkd.in/gMmAqfJK

Our own Ricky Abilez, MPA and Gabriel Gutierrez connected with Collective Impact Forum to chat about how collaboratives can join Arts for LA to participate in advocacy to support policy change for artists, arts worker and arts organizations throughout all 88 cities in LA County. If you're curious about our Creative Jobs Collective Impact Initiative (CJCII), what policy means at its core, or just want to learn more about what we do - this is a great introduction! Take a listen via the Collective Impact Forum podcast here: https://lnkd.in/g4G_a2gd

Proud to have spoken with the Collective Impact Forum about the importance of partnership and nonprofit advocacy. It’s imperative that we stay engaged and work together to achieve real, lasting change. This is why I am grateful to work at Arts for LA Shout out to Gabriel Gutierrez for his leadership on our Creative Jobs Collective and Adam J. Fowler for his incredible work as a researcher in our field.

What an honor to put Arts for LA?into the podcast world! Shoutout to Courtney Williams Robertson?Tracy Timmons-Gray and the?Collective Impact Forum?team for such an abundance of amazing conversations leading up to this moment. Please tune in at?https://lnkd.in/ga4s9YxR Hear myself, Adam J. Fowler, and Ricky Abilez, MPA?talk all things advocacy and about the Creative Jobs Collective Impact Initiative! ??

Last school year, districts around the state began receiving money from Proposition 28, the Arts & Music in Schools Act, a NEW source of funding for the arts. How much money is your child’s school receiving? How do you know how the money is being spent? What are the critical components of strong arts education programs? How can you help? We have answers to all these questions and more! Join Arts Education Alliance of the Bay Area, Arts for LA, CA PTA, Create CA and Friends of Sacramento Arts to learn about several case studies of schools that are successfully expanding access to arts education using Prop 28 funds and walk away with clear steps you can take to support arts education in your child’s school. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gkNfEtBj

Get excited because David Valdez is one of many incredible speakers on the lineup for the breakout sessions at our annual State of the Arts Summit on October 16! See the full list of speakers and grab your ticket (while they last!) here: https://lnkd.in/g7t4dDFz

Meet our emcee for this year's State of the Arts Summit: Havilah Malone! If you'd like to join us on October 16 at The Ebell of Los Angeles, get your ticket soon because we anticipate selling out: https://lnkd.in/gtMVWHfp

I love being able to exercise my creativity freely with Arts for LA! Our annual State of the Arts Summit is coming up on October 16 and tickets actually going pretty quickly! I put together this little video with my colleagues to help promote...very mindful, very demure. ?? Check out what we're preparing for the day and join us if you feel compelled to advocate for the arts in Los Angeles County: https://lnkd.in/eeF5-DDk

Last school year, districts around the state began receiving money from Proposition 28, the Arts & Music in Schools Act, a NEW source of funding for the arts. How much money is your child’s school receiving? How do you know how the money is being spent? What are the critical components of strong arts education programs? How can you help? We have answers to all these questions and more! On October 10 at 10am, join Arts for LA and our partners Arts Education Alliance of the Bay Area, California State PTA, Create CA and Friends of Sacramento Arts to learn about several case studies of schools that are successfully expanding access to arts education using #Prop28 funds and walk away with clear steps you can take to support arts education in your child’s school. Register for the Zoom webinar and spread the word: https://lnkd.in/gkNfEtBj