
2020 In Review
In 2020, we got work done for Oregon’s arts and culture in spite of everything we faced. We proved that arts and culture were not cancelled for good and we... View Article

Welcome, New Board Members!
The Cultural Advocacy Coalition is proud to have built a strong board of directors representing arts, culture, history, heritage, and humanities organizations from every corner of Oregon stretching from the... View Article

Arts & Culture Investment Boosts Economic Recovery, New Reports Finds.
Thank you to the Oregon Arts Commission and the National Assembly of State Art Agencies for writing the following summary report. The Arts and Culture Sector’s Contributions to Economic Recovery and Resiliency... View Article

2021 Legislative Session: 5 bills we’ve got our eye on.
There are several arts and culture related house and senate bills the Cultural Advocacy Coalition is supporting in this 2021 regular legislative session, and one we oppose. Below we’ve put... View Article

Opening the Playing Field
Coalition board members met with the Governor’s office to ask for better consistency on how venues and other organizations may operate under COVID guidelines. On January 15th, Cultural Advocacy Coalition... View Article

Oregon’s Arts & Culture Have Not Been Cancelled
Dear Advocates, As we approach the end of the year, there is so much to say. This has been one of the most challenging years the Cultural Advocacy Coalition... View Article

11 Capital Construction Projects We Endorse for 2021-2023
This fall, the Coalition endorsed a slate of 11 projects for 2021-23 Cultural Resources Economic Funds (CREF) across the state. The capital construction projects, which include the construction, expansion, or renovation... View Article

11 Arts and Culture Capital Construction Projects Recommended for $9.5 Million in CREF Funds
For Immediate Release Contact: Sue Hildick, (503) 816-4710, sue@oregonculture.org Salem, OR – The Cultural Advocacy Coalition has endorsed a slate of 11 capital construction projects totaling $9.5 million in... View Article