
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

2021 Capital Construction Projects
To Oregon’s beloved Cultural Institutions, The Cultural Advocacy Coalition thanks you for your dedication to stewardship of Oregon’s arts and culture. Collectively your work creates a statewide ecosystem,... View Article

HOUSE BILL 4061 PASSED!
Dear Advocates and Policymakers, It is with deep gratitude that we celebrate the passing of House Bill 4061, which passed this week during the 2020 short legislative session. The bill... View Article

National Arts Education Policy and Practice Advocacy Resource
Prepared by Jenna Gabriel, EdM | January 2020 Independent Consultant, Oregon Cultural Advocacy Coalition The National Arts Education... View Article

Demystifying Advocacy
Coalition Board of Directors member and Executive Director of the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center, Ginger Savage, breaks down advocacy work and leaves quick tips for moving your organization’s mission forward.... View Article

A Banner Legislative Session for Arts & Culture!
Dear Advocates and Policymakers, It is with deep gratitude that we celebrate the end of the legislative session as of yesterday. Thank you to the Cultural Advocacy Coalition’s dedicated... View Article

Legislatively Approved Capital Construction Funding
Each biennium the cultural sector approaches the Oregon Legislature for funds to support capital projects that broaden access to creative expression for all Oregonians. These funds are frequently referred to... View Article