Hi Everyone,

I hope you are well and safe. Please see this week’s weekly web round with great resources to share throughout your communities. Please continue to share any business-related activities or partnerships happening in your communities via our pARTnership Movement form so that we may tell your stories about how business and the arts and moving through this crisis together.

It’s been another busy week around the arts sector, and at Americans for the Arts. Click here to read the latest Weekly Web Roundup, which includes links to the following content:

• Three blogs forming a virtual roundtable conversation on local arts agencies with Erick Deshaun Dorris (Joliet Arts Commission), Nicole Mullet (ArtsNow Ohio), and Kristin Sakoda (LA County Department for Arts and Culture)
• A blog by Randy Cohen updating the sobering news of economic losses in the arts due to COVID-19, but with a side of optimism for the power of the arts
• News announcing our first-ever virtual arts advocacy event, the National Arts Action Digital Summit (registration is now open!)
• Daily office hours on Zoom with Nina Ozlu Tunceli, executive director of the Arts Action Fund, who’s available to answer your specific questions about the CARES Act
• Part two of our DIAL Labs professional development webinar series for early and mid-career arts leaders
• Two ways to participate in celebrations involving the arts this month – International Sculpture Day (April 25) and Worldwide Day of Gratitude (April 30)

Feel free to share with your networks on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Americans4Arts/status/1251211081013321729

And on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6656975273071788032

Jessica Stern
Private Sector Initiatives Programs Manager

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Americans for the Arts
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