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The
Alliance
for the Arts of NYC serves the entire cultural community
through research and advocacy and serves the public through
cultural guides and calendars. |
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The
mission of the Alliance
of Artists Communities is to contribute to America's
cultural vitality by supporting our membership of diverse
residency programs and advocating for creative environments
that advance the endeavors of artists. |
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The
American
Arts Alliance is a national network of more than 4,100
members comprising the professional, nonprofit performing
arts and presenting fields. |
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Americans
for the Arts offers a variety of targeted listservs
and online resources, in categories that include Advocacy,
Arts Education, Cultural Districts, Cultural Diversity,
Emerging Leaders, Grant Making, Local Policy, Private
Sector, Public Art, and more. |
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The
mission of the American
Music Therapy Association is to advance public awareness
of the benefits of music therapy and increase access to
quality music therapy services in a rapidly changing world. |
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The
mission of the Arts
& Business Council of Americans for the Arts is
to stimulate partnerships between the arts and business
that strengthen both sectors and the communities they
serve. |
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The
Arts
Education Collaborative's mission is to foster student
creativity and achievement in, with, and through the arts. |
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Arts
Education Partnership is a national coalition of arts,
education, business, philanthropic and government organizations
that demonstrate and promote the essential role of the
arts in the learning and development of every child and
in the improvement of America's schools. |
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Citizens
for the Arts Pennsylvania is an arts advocacy and
cultural policy listserv. |
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The
Creative
Coalition was formed for the charitable and educational
purposes of bringing together artists and entertainers
to learn about pressing issues so they can better inform
and influence the community and nation. |
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The
Cultural
Commons was created by the Center for Arts and Culture,
a Washington based think tank that seeks to inform and
improve the decision that affect our cultural life. |
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Damon
Brooks is a speaker's bureau that exclusively represents
those with a disability. |
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The
League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh, a nonpartisan
political organization, encourages the informed and active
participation of citizens in government, works to increase
understanding of major public policy issues, and influences
public policy through education and advocacy. |
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The
mission of MENC:
The National Association for Music Education is to
advance music education by encouraging the study and making
of music by all. |
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The
National
Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) is a nonprofit
association whose membership comprises a diverse mix of
organizations and individuals dedicated to a common goal:
the support and advocacy of independent film, video, audio
and digital arts. |
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The
mission of the National
Arts and Disability Center (NADC) is to promote the
full inclusion of audiences and artists with disabilities
into all facets of the arts community. |
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The
National
Arts Policy Database is a tool that enables users
to access current information on a multitude of topics
related to arts policy. |
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The
National
Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA) is the membership
organization that unites, represents and serves the nation's
state and jurisdictional arts agencies. |
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The
National
Center for Charitable Statistics is the national clearinghouse
of data on the nonprofit sector in the United States. |
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The
National
Endowment for the Arts is a public agency dedicated
to supporting excellence in the arts, both new and established;
bringing the arts to all Americans; and providing leadership
in arts education. |
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The
National
Guild of Community Schools of the Arts aims to make
high quality arts education available to every interested
child and adult in the United States. |
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Founded
in 1981, the National
Humanities Alliance is a non-profit organization to
advance national humanities policy in the areas of research,
education, and public programs. |
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Through
the cooperative work of its member organizations, the
National
Music Council promotes and supports music and music
education as an integral part of the curricula in the
schools of our nation, and in the lives of its citizens. |
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The
National
Performing Arts Convention is an interdisciplinary
gathering of performing arts professionals, volunteers,
audiences, and supporters of all kinds. |
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Nonprofit
Voter Engagement Network is a nonpartisan resource
to engage nonprofit communities. |
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The
mission of PA
Artist Entrepreneur is to encourage Pennsylvania artists
to start their own art studios. |
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Pennsylvania
Association of Nonprofit Organizations (PANO) is the
statewide membership organization serving and advancing
the charitable nonprofit sector through leadership, advocacy,
education and other services. PANO sends out a listserv
of issues relevant to statewide nonprofit issues. |
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The
Pennsylvania
Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations represents
the interests of the over 1,000 museums and related organizations
throughout the Commonwealth. |
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The
Pennsylvania
Humanities Council inspires individuals to enjoy and
share a life of learning enriched by human experience
across time and around the world. |
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Pittsburgh
Downtown Partnership (PDP) fosters a clean, safe,
accessible, and vibrant Downtown through a wide range
of strategies and advocacy for actions that will strengthen
the city, enhance its beauty and vitality and make it
a better place for business and pleasure. PDP sends a
weekly email of downtown happenings. |
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Through
its programs and activities President's
Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) helps
to underscore the civic, social, educational, and historical
value of arts and humanities in the life of our nation.
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At
Project
Vote Smart, Americans young and old volunteer their
time, take no money from special interest groups, and
have committed themselves to an extraordinary effort that,
if successful, will provide their fellow citizens with
the tools for a reemergence of political power not known
for half a century. |
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The
South
Carolina Arts Alliance (SCAA) is a private, non-profit
statewide assembly of arts organizations, educators, administrators,
business and private individuals, that serves its constituency
by providing advocacy, resources and technical services. |
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The
STUDIO
for Creative Inquiry is a research center, founded
in 1989 in the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon
University. Its mission is to support creation and exploration,
especially projects that bring together the arts, science,
technology and the humanities, and impact local and global
communities. |
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VSA
arts is an international, nonprofit organization founded
in 1974 by Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith to create a society
where all people with disabilities learn through, participate
in and enjoy the arts. |
