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Culture@3 calls are facilitated by several cultural leaders including NY4CA’s Executive Director Lucy Sexton. Any NYC-based cultural non-profit organization is welcome to join. Elected officials and friends in government regularly join the calls.
NY4CA’s Advocacy Calls spun off of the Culture@3 calls as a time to focus on actions and advocacy in support of culture. Anyone in the field is welcome.
New Yorkers for Culture & Arts
Created by participants in the NY4CA Cultural Retreat, the map shows organizations whose work is related to the following culture-related advocacy areas: Arts Education; Cultural Equity; Data Transparency, Disability Justice, Latinx, Immigrant, Black, Indigenous, etc.; Reform CDF; Supporting Individual Artists; Thriving Ecosystem
Americans for the Arts
The Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) is the sixth economic impact study of the nonprofit arts and culture industry in the U.S. AEP6 expands beyond the economic and financial data to learn about the nonprofit arts and culture sector’s social impact on the overall well-being of communities and the importance of affirming spaces in BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) and ALAANA (African, Latine, Asian, Arab, Native American) identifying communities.
Be An Arts Hero
Be an #ArtsHero is an intersectional grassroots campaign comprised of arts and culture workers, unions, and institutions in the United States pushing the Senate to allocate proportionate relief to the arts and culture sector of the American economy.