Nonprofit arts organizations can and should participate in local election processes to the full extent allowable by IRS regulation. However, Arts for LA encourages all nonprofits to be knowledgeable about what is and isn't allowed.

Arts for LA's own Danielle Brazell will join Wire Media's Marcy Rye and Salsa Lab's Jeanette Russell for a conversation about using online tools to fuel advocacy.

Arts for LA is pleased to announce we have compiled a comprehensive Annual Report detailing our activities over the course of the last year.

Arts for LA welcomes the following new organizational members and thanks them for their support of arts advocacy in LA County.

We are thrilled to have these outstanding organizations standing with us to support arts, culture, and arts education throughout the region.

Latino Arts Network

Arts for All, Los Angeles County’s collaborative effort to ensure curriculum in all public schools includes the arts, recently announced that four new districts and one charter school group have joined the initiative. Of the eighty-one school districts in the county, fifty-four are now part of Arts for All.

Americans for the Arts announced this week California arts leader Brad Erickson will serve as vice chair of the State Arts Action Network Council.

Executive Director Danielle Brazell blogs about how identifying problems isn't enough—leaders must collaborate to create solutions as well.

Abe Flores blogs about why young leaders are your best advocates.

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader” - John Quincy Adams

Executive Director Danielle Brazell blogs on how providing a solution can be the most effective advocacy strategy.