On Demand Webinars
These pre-recorded sessions cover a wide range of topics and can be accessed at anytime. Click on the links below to register to view any of our On-Demand webinars at your own convenience.
- The Local Arts Movement: History and Current Profiles
Presented by: Maryo Gard Ewell; Randy Cohen, Vice President of Local Arts Advancement, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Local Trends for 2012: The Listening Post
Presentered by: Randy Cohen, Vice President for Research at Americans for the Arts; Derek Gordon, Executive Director, Arts Council of Baton Rouge; Sarah VanLanduyt, Executive Director, Arts Council of Johnson County; Michael Killoren, Director Local Arts Agencies / Challenge America Fast-Track
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for nonmembers) - From Reactionary to Anticipatory: Tips & Tools for (Effective) Local Arts Advocacy
Presented by: Ra Joy, Executive Director, Arts Alliance Illinois; Danielle Brazelle, Executive Director, Arts for LA; Jay Dick, Senior Director of State and Local Government Affairs, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for nonmembers)
- Building Parent Involvement in Schools through the Arts
Presented by: Michael Sikes, Senior Associate for Research and Policy, the Arts Education Partnership, Washington DC and author of Building Parent Involvement through the Arts (2007); Sarah Ogeto, Program Coordinator, Illinois Parent Information Resource Center at Columbia College Chicago; Joanne Vena, Director of School Partnerships, Center for Community Arts Partnerships, Columbia College Chicago; Angela Fowler, PIRC Program Manager, Harris Center for Early Childhood Education, Columbia College Chicago
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - The Qualities of Quality: Excellence in Arts Education and How to Achieve It
Presented by: Steve Seidel, Director, Harvard Project Zero and Director, Arts in Education Program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Better Program Evaluation for Arts Education
Presented by: Patti Saraniero, Professor of Theatre and Education, University of San Diego
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Education Reform in the New Congress: What Could It Mean for Arts Education?
Presented by: Heather Noonan, Vice President of Advocacy, League of American Orchestras; Debora Hansen, President, State Education Agency Directors of Arts Education (SEADAE); Richard Kessler, Executive Director, The Center for Arts Education (NYC)
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Making An Impact on Local Arts Education
Presented by: Narric Rome, Senior Director of Federal Affairs, Americans for the Arts; Victoria Plettner-Saunders, principal, Plettern-Sauders Consulting; Michael Gagliardo, Music Director/Conductor, Etowah Youth Orchestas; Ralph Lane, Vice President, Gadsden City Schools
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Working Together for Arts Education: Local Arts Agencies & Teaching Artists
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Understanding Federal Constituents in Arts Education
Arts Education Webinar Series 1 of 7
Presented by: Narric Rome, Senior Director of Federal Affairs and Arts Education, Americans for the Arts; Heather Noonan, Vice President for Advocacy, League of American Orchestras
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Understanding State-Level Constituents in Arts Education
Arts Education Webinar Series 2 of 7
Presented by: Joe Landon, Executive Director, California Alliance for Arts Education; Jordan Crosby, Director of Arts and Education Initiative, The Education Policy and Leadership Center
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Understanding School Boards' Role in Arts Education
(Arts Education Webinar Series 3 of 7)
Presented by: Abe Flores, Advocacy Field Manager, Arts for LA,Kanisha R. Williams-Jones, Director, Educational Services and Caucus Liaison, National School Boards Association
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)
- Arts & Civic Engagement: Policies and Actions for Strengthening the 21st Century Community
Presented by: Marian A. Godfrey, Senior Director, Culture Initiatives, The Pew Charitable Trusts; Susan Patterson, Program Director–Charlotte, The Knight Foundation; Barbara Schaffer-Bacon, Co-Director, Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts; Pam Korza, Co-Director, Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts; Marete Wester, Director of Arts Policy, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Secrets of Success in Rural Arts Communities
Presented by: Carlo Cuesta, Managing Partner, Creation in Common
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Regionalization: Working Together to Advance the Arts & Culture in DC, MD, and VA
Presented by: Jennifer Cover Payne, President, Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington; Suzan Jenkins, CEO, Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County; Norma Kaplan, Division Chief, Arlington Cultural Affairs
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Outcomes, Indicators, and Evaluation—Oh, My!
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)
- Creative Conversations: How to Host an Event in Your Community
Presented by: Teniqua Broughton, Director of Programs, Free Arts of Arizona; Stephanie Evans, Local Arts Agency Services Coordinator, Americans for the Arts; Letitia Ivins, Civic Art Program Associate, Los Angeles County Arts Commission
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Starting and Sustaining an Emerging Leaders Network
Presented by: David Seals, Programs Manager, Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council; Vice Chair, Emerging Leaders Council; Moderator: Stephanie Evans, Local Arts Agency Services Coordinator, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Leadership in Tough Times
Presented by: Robert L. Lynch, President and CEO, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Leadership Succession in the Arts
Presented by: Ra Joy, Executive Director, Illinois Arts Alliance; Lisa May Simpson, Deputy Director, Illinois Arts Alliance
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - How to Get on a Board and Be an Effective Member
Presentered by: Abel Lopez, Gala Hispanic Theatre and Adam Natale, Fractured Atlas
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Creative Conversation: Community Engagement in the Arts
National Arts & Humanities Month Welcome by Robert L. Lynch, President & CEO, Americans for the Arts
Presented by: Ben Fyffe, City of El Paso Museums and Cultural Affairs; Michael Killoren,National Endowment for the Arts; Camille Maxwell, Northeast Shores; Jon Pounds, Chicago Public Art Group
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)
- Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 1 of 3)
Presenters: Steven Huss, Amy Trachtenberg, Sammy Rodriguez
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 2 of 3)
Presenters: Barbara Goldstein, Lynn Rogers, Amy Trachtenberg, Sammy Rodriguez
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 3 of 3)
Presenters: Barbara Goldstein, Public Art Director, City of San Jose; Mary Rubin, Senior Project Manager, City of San Jose; Brian Laczko, Architect; Amy Trachtenberg, Artist; Sam Rodriguez, Artist
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art 50/50
Presented by: Jennifer McGregor, Director of Arts & Senior Curator, Wave Hill, Bronx, NY
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art 101 for Artists
Presented by: Charlotte Cohen, Regional Fine Arts Officer, General Services Administration, New York, NY
Porter Arneill, Director/Public Art Administrator, Municipal Art Commission, Kansas City, MO
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art 101 for Administrators
Presented by: Barbara Goldstein, Director of Public Art, San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs and Editor of Public Art by the Book
David Allen, Director, Arts in Transit – Metro
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Public Art Contracts & Copyrights
Presented by: Susan Pontious, Director of Public Art, San Francisco Art Commission; Sarah Conley, Attorney, Office of Sarah S. Conley; Larry Kirkland, Artist and Public Art Network Council Member
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Going Green: How to Align Public Art with Green Building and Infrastructure
Presented by: Mary Jo Aagerstoun, President, EcoArt South Florida, Inc; Rebecca Ansert, Principal, Green Public Art; Emily Blumenfeld, Public Art Consultant, Via Partnership; Mark Brest van Kempen, Public Artist; Patricia Watts, founder/west coast curator, ecoartspace
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Midwife, Drill Sergeant, Curator, Oracle: The Roles of a Public Art Project Manager
Presented by: Cath Bruner, 4Culture; Dan Corson, Artist; Lee Modica, Florida's Art in State Buildings Program; Janet Zweig, Artist
Moderator: Peggy Kendellen, PAN Council Co-Chair, Project Manager, Regional Art & Cultural Council
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - The Controversy Conundrum: Public Art Advocacy and Communication Strategies to Keep Your Program Thriving
Presented by: Penny Balkin Bach, Executive Director, Fairmount Park Art Association, Philadelphia, Kate Patterson, Public Relations Manager, San Francisco Arts Commission, Steven Jay Tepper, Associate Director, The Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy at Vanderbilt
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)
- Why and How Businesses Support the Arts: Business Committee for the Arts Triennial Survey
Moderator: Mark Shugoll, Affiliate, CEO, Shugoll Research; Presenters: Alessandra Digiusto, Chief Administrative Officer, Deutsche Bank AG; Jeff Eberlein, Managing Partner, Strata-G Communications; Carole Morse, President, Portland General Electric
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - How to Partner with Your Local Chamber of Commerce
Presenters: Hanna Felleke, Business Civic Leadership Center of the US Chamber of Commerce; Deborah Senner, Allied Arts of Oklahoma City; Roy Williams, OKC Chamber of Commerce; Jim Clark, LexArts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Design & Construct: Changing Business Models
Presenters: Christine Harris, Creative Alliance Milwaukee; Jim Kelly, 4Culture
Moderated by: Martin Cohen, Cultural Planning Group
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Strategies for Engaging Businesses with the Arts
Presenters: Richard Graber, Houston Arts Alliance; Kelly Seward, ArtsKC; Peter Kuntz, Arts & Business Council of Chicago
Moderator: Emily Peck, Americans for the Arts.
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - The pARTnership Movement
Presented by: Presented by: Mara Walker, Chief Operating Officer, Americans for the Arts; Will Maitland Weiss, Executive Director, Arts & Business Council of New York; Chris Ebmeyer, Account Manager, Machinery
Moderated by: Emily Peck, Director of Private Sector Initiatives, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Award Wining Arts and Business Partnerships
Presented by: Michael O'Brien, President Printing Partners; Christine Hoisington, Manager of Community Partnership Relations, Booz Allen Hamilton; Cindy Howley, Manager, Kohler Stewardship & Corporate Events, Kohler
Moderated By: Rie Poierier Campbell, COO Greater Hartford Arts Council
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members - Roadmap to the pARTnership Movement
(The pARTnership Movement Series)
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members - Getting Big Results: Arts Partnerships with Small and Midsize Businesses
(The pARTnership Movement series)
Moderated by: Mark Shugoll, CEO, Shugoll Research
Presented by: Victoria Kappel, executive director, Chenango County Coucil of the Arts; Jim Sparrow, executive director, Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members
- Be Sure Your Cell Phones Are Turned ON: Marketing to Today's Mobile Arts Audience
Presented by: Susannah Greenwood, Artsopolis, San Jose, CA
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Increasing Demand for the Arts: A Talk with Marketing Masters
Moderator: Jerry Yoshitomi, MeaningMatters, CA
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Intersecting Cultures: Latinos and New Media
Presented by: Salvador Acevedo, President, Contemporanea
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Social Media 101
Presented by: Brian Reich, little m media
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Marketing for the Independent Artist: How to Advance Your Career and Build Your Business
Presented by: Deborah Obalil, Obalil & Associates, Lincoln, RI
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Intrinsic Impact: New Approaches to Audience and Visitor Feedback
Presenters: Alan Brown and Jennifer Novak-Leonard, Wolfbrown
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Mobilizing the Arts: Engaging with the Mobile Web
Presenter: David Dombrosky, Center for Arts Management and Technology
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Video Marketing: How, Why, & When?
Presenters: Caleb Custer, Marketing Strategist; Michael Miceli, Executive Director, Miceli Productions, LLC.
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - How Strong is Your Social Net?
Presented by: Mary R. Trudel and Rory Mcpherson, Trudel|Macpherson Arts Consulting; Jai Sen, Sen | Associates
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Pricing Strategies to Attract Audiences and Keep Them Coming Back for More
Presented by: Kara Larson, Founder & Principal, Arts Knowledge, LLC
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Marketing Technology Fads: How to Give Your Fluff Substance
Presented by: David Dombrosky, Chief Marketing Officer, InstantEncore
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Finding the Perfect Media Marketing Mix
Presented by: Jen Taylor, aka Entertainment
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Your Website Is Ugly!
Presented by: Ceci Dadisman, Director of Marketing & PR, Palm Beach Opera
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Come Visit My Silo: Marketing and Development Working Together to Build Patron Loyalty
Presented by: Chad Bauman, Associate Director/Director of Marketing & Membership, The Smithsonian Associates
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)
- 2010 Post-Election Analysis on the Arts
Presenters: Bob Lynch, President and CEO of Americans for the Arts; Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel for Government and Public Affairs; Narric Rome, Director of Federal Affairs; Gladstone Payton, Associate Director of Federal Affairs; Jay Dick, Director of State and Local Government Affairs; and special guest speakers.
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - "50 States 50 Days": Organizing a Local Arts Advocacy Day
Presented by: Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel of Government Affairs and Executive Director of Americans for the Arts Action Fund; Narric Rome, Director of Federal Affairs, Americans for the Arts; Ra Joy, Executive Director, Arts Alliance Illinois
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - National Arts Index
Presented by: Randy Cohen, Vice President, Local Arts Advancement, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - 2011: Arts Advocacy Day Preview
Presented by: Narric Rome, Director of Federal Affairs, Americans for the Arts; Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel of Government Affairs and Executive Director of Americans for the Arts Action Fund; Natalie Shoop, Government Affairs and Grassroots Manager, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members and 2011 Arts Advocacy Day Registrants) - Transitioning into the Arts Sector in this Economy
Presented by: Mara Walker, Chief Operating Officer, Americans for the Arts; Jennifer Cover Payne, Executive Director, Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington; Marialaura Leslie, Deputy Director, Flushing Council for the Arts; Tara Scroggins, Program Coordinator, Urban Sustainability at Antioch University Los Angeles and Executive Chair, Emergent Arts Leaders/Los Angeles network.
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Trend or Tipping Point: A New Report on Arts & Social Change Grantmaking
Presenters: Barbara Schaffer Bacon and Pam Korza, Co-Directors, Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Not Here, Not Now, Not That!: Protest over Art and Culture in America
Presenter: Steven Tepper, Associate Director,The Curb Center for Art, Enterprise, & Public Policy, Vanderbilt University
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members) - Making the Arts Accessible to Audiences with Disabilities: Focus on Audio and Visual Assistance
Presenter: Joel Snyder, President, Audio Description Services
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Transitioning into the Arts Sector: Nailing the Interview
Presented by: Tara Scroggins Aesquivel, Executive Chair, Emerging Arts Leaders/Los Angeles; Maria Laura Leslie, Deputy Director,
Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts; Mara Walker, Chief Operating Officer, Americans for the Arts
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members) - Think Locally—Act Globally: How Local Arts Agencies are Acting on the Global Stage
Presented by: Marete Wester, Director of Arts Policy, Americans for the Arts; Aimee Fullman, International Cultural Policy Consultant; Deborah Margol & Adriana Perez, Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs; David Guion, Dublin Arts Council.
(Available to Americans for the Arts Members, $35.00 for non-members)