Hi Everyone,
Happy Friday. Please see this week’s web round up. I’ve also included this recent article penned by AFTA Board Member Timothy McClimon, President of the American Express Foundation, on “Why Workplace Giving Programs Work”: https://www.forbes.com/sites/timothyjmcclimon/2020/07/13/why-workplace-giving-programs-work/#195146af195a.
In case you missed anything this week from Americans for the Arts, click here to read the Weekly Web Roundup
for July 20-24, which includes links to the following content:
- A reflection on the life of Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights hero and true champion of the arts
- New analysis of PPP loan data showing how the arts & culture sector fared in securing these loans
- A two-part Q&A style blog featuring this year’s 12 Diversity in Arts Leadership interns
- A spotlight on 2020 Johnson Fellowship nominee Eddy Kwon, a musician whose work is centered in equitable community development
- The next DIAL.studio webinar exploring self-care and self-advocacy for artists and administrators of color
- A new Supporting Individual Artists “coffee chat” on ArtsU, focused on broadening inclusivity in public art
- A webinar that takes a look at how to engage audiences during and after the COVID pandemic
As always, we welcome your feedback on these roundups and encourage you to share them with your networks!
Jessica Stern
Private Sector Initiatives Programs Manager
Private Sector Initiatives Programs Manager
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212.223.2787 x2077
www.AmericansForTheArts.org
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