IN THIS ISSUE 15th Annual Idea Swap | New England Creative Workers Survey | Dance/AZ: Shaping the Future of Arizona Dance | Apply to Lead a CCX Workshop | Apply for a Grant | Staff News | On the Blog
Register Today for our 15th Annual Idea Swap
The
Idea Swap is an annual event for New England-based nonprofit cultural organizations to network and share tour project ideas that may qualify for funding from NEFA's
Expeditions grant program.
Image: the theater mini swap session at Idea Swap 2015, by Jeffrey Filiault
New England Creative Worker Survey Closes November 18
Get Counted! Independent artists and creative workers: answer questions about your jobs, income, and career priorities and be entered into a drawing to win $25. Analysis of your responses will be included in a report on the whole creative sector in New England that will be released in the spring. Direct friends and colleagues to nefa.org/creativescount.
Are you engaged in projects that leverage your local creative sector for economic and community development? Apply to lead a workshop at the Creative Communities Exchange (CCX) taking place June 8-9, 2017, in New London, CT.
Katharena Rentumis has joined NEFA as Development Coordinator. Previously, Rentumis has served as the development assistant at the Vermont Studio Center and graduated cum laude from the Massachusetts College of Art & Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in printmaking and glass.
MISSION NEFA builds connections among artists, arts organizations, and funders, powering the arts to energize communities in New England, the nation, and the world.
ABOUT NEFA The New England Foundation for the Arts invests in the arts to enrich communities in New England and beyond. NEFA accomplishes this by granting funds to artists and cultural organizations; connecting them to each other and their audiences; and analyzing their economic contributions. NEFA serves as a regional partner for the National Endowment for the Arts, New England's state arts agencies, and private foundations. Learn more at nefa.org.
