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The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) has launched The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) has launched a vitally important education impact survey for Florida educators and parents to share their thoughts and opinions on the recent crisis response from the Florida Department of Education, their local school district, and their school. Survey and information here.
Americans for the Arts has been brought on as the research partner for the national Artist Relief Fund, and in that role was asked to develop and deploy the COVID-19 Impact Survey for Artists and Creative Workers, which is designed to capture financial and creative impact of COVID-19 on creative workers, highlight the resiliency and generosity of the creative sector, and make sure that the 5 million creative workers in the U.S. are supported and heard during this ongoing crisis and the eventual recovery. This new survey is a counterpart to our ongoing Economic Impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Arts and Cultural Organizations survey, which over 11,000 organizations have completed to date.
The Metropolitan Museum is launching #CongressSaveCulture, a campaign to support broader efforts advocating for financial relief for non-profit arts organizations to be included in the $2 trillion stimulus package currently being debated in Congress, which has passed, but details of which remain to be hammered out.
Sign the Met’s petition to support arts organizations at Change.org The Florida Nonprofit Alliance (FNA) and Florida Philanthropic Network (FPN) acknowledge concerns regarding the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and its potential impacts on Florida nonprofits as employers, conveners, and service providers. We want to hear about the experiences of nonprofits and about the steps that they are taking or considering to prepare for the coronavirus. This will enable FNA & FPN and other partners that support the nonprofit sector to determine what types of resources are needed at this time.
Click here to take the survey. Request your members of Congress to ensure that Congress will include $4 billion—to be distributed though the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)—to help offset the losses of the nonprofit arts industry, and expand eligibility through additional federal programs to ensure artists, entrepreneurs, and small businesses in the creative economy can utilize business interruption relief.
Click here to send a direct message to your congressman. The $4 billion would include: This survey is designed to collect information about the financial and human impacts that the spread of the coronavirus have had on arts and cultural organizations since that date. The survey also collects basic information about the participating organizations so that the data can be parsed by specific geographic regions, artistic disciplines, and budget categories. Click here to take the survey.
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