As we enter the second week of August, new orders from Governor Baker will impact the arts and cultural community’s reopening preparations. We’ve included a summary of the new executive order in this bi-weekly Policy and Action review, as well as a recording of last Friday’s Policy and Action Update webinar, updates on bills we are tracking, updates on arts education, and ways to take action on the municipal, state and federal level.
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MASSCreative continues to monitor and report on state and federal policy that supports equitable communities and a stronger, more inclusive creative sector. Learn more in MASSCreative's Federal & State Policy Updates, including:
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Currently, the Massachusetts House and Senate are in conference committee debating H.4887 and S.2842, An Act Enabling Partnerships for Growth, which includes authorized spending to protect the arts and cultural sector. We’re asking our legislators to retain both the House and Senate’s provisions that would add authorize a combined $31M for arts and cultural protection. |
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In partnership with arts and cultural leaders in the city of Somerville, MASSCreative is hosting a petition to Mayor Curtatone, City Councilors and the Somerville Arts Council to advocate for protection and relief for arts and culture in Somerville.If you are a Somerville resident or work in Somerville, please add your name to the petition. |
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Create The Vote brings the arts and culture community together to play our part for a more, inclusive representative democracy for all. Will you pledge to #CreateTheVote?
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Spotlight: Community Conversations on Martha's Vineyard
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Virtual Policy & Action Updates
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