A new survey commissioned by Irvine seeks to further understand the opportunities and challenges facing California-based arts organizations. The anonymous survey is open to anyone who works in California-based nonprofit arts organizations and is part of an effort to address critical issues facing the arts community in California. The survey will close on September 17. Click Here to take the survey.
ContinuedSacramento -- The Education Coalition announced opposition to the Republican Senate budget proposal that permanently cuts billions from our schools, and sets up yet another risky borrowing scheme that relies on temporary fixes and shortchanges our students by billions more in future years.
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Los Angeles County’s 10-year initiative to return comprehensive, sequential arts education to all 80 of the County’s school districts has been recognized as a national model in a RAND Corporation study released today.
This community portal is made possible through a partnership with Arts for All* and the California Community Foundation. Arts for LA is a proud affiliate of Americans for the Arts.
*2007-08 Pooled Fund members:
The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation, Boeing, The Angell Foundation, The Getty Foundation, The Jewish Community Foundation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, The Target Corporation, Warner Bros. Entertainment. Targeted Funding Partners: The Dana Foundation, Los Angeles County Arts Commission, The Herb Alpert Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts. Previous members: Creative Artists Agency, Entertainment Industry Foundation, JPMorgan Chase Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, The Thelma Pearl Howard Foundation.
