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CI to Eye | Tired of the Scraps

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Governor Ron DeSantis’ recent veto of over $30 million in arts and culture funding is more than just a financial blow to Florida arts organizations—it undermines the social and economic contributions our industry provides. How can we clearly communicate the vital role our organizations play to stakeholders and policymakers?

In this episode, CI’s VP, Managing Director Christopher Williams speaks with Chris Brown, Executive Director of Orlando Family Stage, about how advocates can make a stronger case for arts funding by highlighting the industry’s vital role in boosting local economies, fostering community well-being, and enriching society.

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NPR | Hundreds of Florida arts groups scramble for funding after DeSantis vetoes grants

Orlando Sentinel | Budget Cuts Spotlight The Vital Role of Arts in Florida

Orlando Family Stage | Press Release: Budget cuts spotlight the vital role of arts in Florida

New York Times | A Bargain at the Opera: Philadelphia Offers All Seats for as Low as $11

The Architect's Newspaper | In Harlem, Apollo Theater’s first ever full-scale renovation is underway by Beyer Blinder Belle

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Governor Ron DeSantis’ recent veto of over $30 million in arts and culture funding is more than just a financial blow to Florida arts organizations—it undermines the social and economic contributions our industry provides. How can we clearly communicate the vital role our organizations play to stakeholders and policymakers?

In this episode, CI’s VP, Managing Director Christopher Williams speaks with Chris Brown, Executive Director of Orlando Family Stage, about how advocates can make a stronger case for arts funding by highlighting the industry’s vital role in boosting local economies, fostering community well-being, and enriching society.

LINKS:

NPR | Hundreds of Florida arts groups scramble for funding after DeSantis vetoes grants

Orlando Sentinel | Budget Cuts Spotlight The Vital Role of Arts in Florida

Orlando Family Stage | Press Release: Budget cuts spotlight the vital role of arts in Florida

New York Times | A Bargain at the Opera: Philadelphia Offers All Seats for as Low as $11

The Architect's Newspaper | In Harlem, Apollo Theater’s first ever full-scale renovation is underway by Beyer Blinder Belle

  continue reading

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