Arts & cultural organizations are cultural keynotes that preserve history, inspire creativity, and educate the public, but getting members to come back year after year is a persisting challenge. One of the easiest ways to encourage membership renewals is to offer a loyalty rewards program such as PassPlay. On the blog this month, we talked about how PassPlay fits into the membership renewal strategy of arts & cultural organizations and a few other ways to provide more value to your organization. Read the Blog: https://bit.ly/4c3nyfO
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Learn more about Arts Hooky Day for Arts of Culture Workers of the Global Majority, which is Thursday, October 10th. On this day, embrace the radical act of rest as a tool for our survival and liberation. Check out the website and learn 30 activities you can take part in instead of work. National Hooky Day was inspired the works of Tricia Hersey & the Nap Ministry, adrienne marie brown, Audre Lorde and any scholars who push us to be liberated through rest and care. https://bit.ly/3NhCuN0
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A crucial step forward to ensure the young people we engage not only receive the results of our actions, but also influence the decision making process that gets us there.
We're recruiting! 👀 Wac Arts Youth Advisory Group is an independent body of 6 young people that comprises of young artists, tutors, facilitators, participants, and community representatives, who ensure that decisions taken by Wac Arts are truly made for, by and with the community it engages. 🤓 We are currently in the process of recruiting our Young Advisors. If you are interested in finding out more: https://lnkd.in/dbvN_gyf
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We are not going to let our country die, are we. We are not going to let it culturally die and wither on the vine," Michael Sheen Let's all shout louder for heritage, identity, culture, pride, and place in Wales until the government listens. There is so much evidence that our culture contributes to the economy, to education, to language, to well-being and for future generations. We need our politicians to imagine how they can support all our priorities, health, food security, education by working with our identity and place. https://lnkd.in/ePgqmveE
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Check out these 20 short youth films where you can see the youth perspective in mental health.
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Dear Friends, We are delighted to unveil the 2024 Audience Choice Awards, celebrating the remarkable efforts each our youth short film-makers has put into their projects! 🎥✨ Important Dates: 🗳️ Voting Period: Now until March 1, 2024, 11:59 PM 🏆 Winners Announcement: March 8, 2024 🎬 How to Vote: • Check the link out here: https://lnkd.in/gXDSN8xs • Simply submit the form for your favorite film. • One submission equals one vote! 🗳️ The winning film will be awarded a $500 cash prize! 💰 Spread the word to everyone! 📢 The more voices, the merrier. We have immense faith in the strength of our community! 🤝 Let's come together, celebrate, and showcase the extraordinary talents in our youths!
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We hope you will enjoy the trailers for this thoughtful film called "The Ride Ahead." From the movie website, "Samuel Habib is a typical 21-year-old, itching to move out, start a career and find love. But no one tells you how to be an adult, let alone an adult with a disability. Can a community of disability activists help him follow his dreams?" Learn more about this film at https://lnkd.in/d-bwFeZw.
THE RIDE AHEAD festival trailer [Open Captions]
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Really interesting to see the way people, organisations and institutions invoke anti-racism and black intellect when they want to maintain incompetence. They are way less interested in black intellect and anti-racism when it doesn’t serve their purposes. Way less interested when black students are being failed daily on our campuses because of racism. Even more interesting are the black colleagues who allow themselves to be used with the view that they are being represented. They don’t care on any other day. Why would they care today? Where ARE they when black women are being silenced in the workplace, making complaints, and getting terminated? Where are they when black staff are getting ignored every possible way for academic promotion? Where are they when black staff report bullying and racialised discrimination in the workplace and said black staff had to leave? Being anti-racist isn’t always inclusive… “You really wanna know?) Do you want peace? (How I get so low?) Then watch us in the street (Only one way to go) One protest for you (Higher) Three-sixty-five for me” - Kendrick L #givemeabreak
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Want to create an advocacy campaign that gets results? 💪 Join us on October 18th for a workshop packed with tips and tactics for effective advocacy. Learn how to hone your message, mobilize supporters and make a real impact!
Gain insight into the policy landscape to more effectively emphasize the critical role of arts in a thriving economy, and advocate for funding arts programs and initiatives. On Fri, Oct 18, the first day of our Conference, join James H. to learn about developing persuasive arts advocacy communication strategies, influencing local funding decisions, building strong public-private partnerships, and how you can get involved and make a difference in our community. Get your tickets at designweeksac.com!
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Open calls for creative events for children and young people for Cruinniú na nÓg. The National Day of Creativity for children and young people, Cruinniú na nÓg, takes place on Saturday 15th June 2024. It aims to celebrate and encourage children and young people’s participation in culture and creativity by providing free, activities to them in their own area. Through this Open Call, Donegal County Council’s Culture and Creativity Team are seeking proposals from practitioners, community groups and organisations for creative events and activities that will provide opportunities for children and young people to make, do, try or see. In 2024, the vision for Cruinniú na nÓg in Donegal is to provide opportunities for participation to all children and young people in each Municipal District. It is hoped to achieve this in 2 ways through the Open Call Process: 1. Strand A - Proposals under €500. To maximise the number of opportunities for children and young people all over the county to participate in creative activities, we want to enable as many proposals as possible up to a maximum of €500. 2. Strand B - Proposals between €500 and €2,000. It is proposed to roll out one regional event in each of the five municipal districts (Donegal MD, Glenties MD, Stranorlar MD, Letterkenny MD and Inishowen MD). Proposals are welcome from all types of cultural practitioners, organisations and groups (such as Community Groups, Youth Work Groups, Sports Groups, History and Heritage Groups, Neighbourhood Groups). Proposals should be inclusive so that all children and young people within the community can participate. Organisations are encouraged to engage with individual artists/creatives/cultural practitioners to assist with your event. Submissions are welcome from communities in every location in the county, and activity must take place on June 15th June 2024. Proposals should address the suggestions gathered from children and young people across Donegal in a recent survey. Cruinniú na nÓg proposal forms and guidelines can be downloaded at www.wainfest.ie. Completed forms should be emailed to creativeIreland@donegalcoco.ie by 12 Noon, Tuesday 19th March 2024.
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In 2012 the National Governors Association released a study called New Engines of Growth: Five Role for Arts Culture and Design. (link in comments) The study made the case for arts and culture as an economic driver. It encouraged states to create ordinances allowing municipalities to create Arts and Culture Districts which would allow for creating local code exemptions to incentivize artists to open their businesses in those districts. The Commonwealth of Virginia like most States created such a code (15.2-943.1. Creation of arts and cultural districts.), and Arts and Cultural Districts began popping up across America. Most of these districts failed to accomplish the goals of attracting artists to open businesses, due to a lack of motivational incentives. I spent the last 12 years arguing for real, funded, impactful changes that actually incentivize artists. Do you know of any good examples of arts incentive programs that have actually worked??
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Check us out. Enjoy an amazing evening. Our chapter has added 8 members in the last 3 months. It’s not a coincidence. Come find out why! #coach #coaching #networking #network #leadershipcoach #lifecoach #leadershipcoaching #lifecoaching #balance #youcanchangeit #personaldevelopment #thepapaperspective #transitioncoach #trajectorycoach #mindsetcoach #mindsetcoaching #TaketheStepCreatetheRippleChangeyourLife!
Happening this Thursday! Our chapter is meeting in-person and guess what? Other DMV business professionals are welcome, too! Come to the Washington Talent Agency from 5pm to 7pm for food, music, networking, and good vibes.
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