Morning, esteemed colleagues:
I wanted to share this webinar for tomorrow that might be helpful.
AND send a reminder that we have a free webinar scheduled for Thursday…please share with your colleagues…
https://artsu.americansforthearts.org/products/arts-and-culture-sector-can-prepare-for-the-coronavirus-in-the-united-states#tab-product_tab_overview
As the Coronavirus (COVD-19) continues to develop, it's important that Local Arts Agencies and arts and culture organizations consider their preparedness,
prevention, and response. Join members of Americans for the Arts’ staff, Ruby Lopez Harper, John Rubsamen, and Narric Rome, with Jan Newcomb, Executive Director of the National
Coalition for Arts’ Preparedness and Emergency Response, Barbara Davis, Chief Operating Officer of The
Actors Fund, and Rhonda Schaller, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Visiting Associate Professor at Pratt
Institute to hear current information about actions to take, including: planning to consider, handling grant funded projects, managing stress during moments
of crisis, and continuing to support artists. This briefing will also include an update on the status of congressional action on economic impact and stimulus funding and how it relates to the arts and cultural sector.
From: Prosper Strategies <alyssa@prosper-strategies.com>
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2020 8:10 AM
To: Ruby Lopez Harper <rharper@artsusa.org>
Subject: Webinar Tomorrow: COVID-19 and Your Nonprofit
Attend for Crisis Comms, Fundraising and Event Advice for Challenging Times (+ Q&A).
It has been a challenging few weeks as nonprofits across the country navigate the fallout from COVID-19, and there are more tough times
ahead.
Your organization is likely facing difficult decisions about whether to change service delivery methods, cancel or reschedule upcoming fundraising
events, resort to staffing and financial backup plans, allow remote work and paid time off, and more. But the work doesn't stop when the decisions are made. You also have to communicate those decisions with your anxious stakeholders, and you have to do so
in a timely and accurate manner despite the fact that everything seems to change by the minute. It's enough to make any nonprofit leader's head spin. We're here to help.
In
tomorrow's live webinar, we'll break down:
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Best practices and considerations for communicating with your stakeholders in real time in the age of coronavirus
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Managing the media should your organization be contacted surrounding its management of COVID-19
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What to do if you have to cancel an in-person fundraising event (including ideas for taking events virtual)
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Adjustments to the 2020 fundraising outlook due to coronavirus and what you can do now to minimize losses
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What to do if your team is overwhelmed managing coronavirus communications, event adjustments etc.
We'll also take your questions and share valuable resources that will help your nonprofit through this difficult time.
Attendance will be capped at 250 people, so please show up early to guarantee your spot.
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