The arts policy statement that was submitted to the Obama transition team by a group of arts service organizations has been posted online at the Obama transition website and is open for comment. The website is excellent and opens the door for everyone to be an active part of this new administration. I urge you to read the document and share your thoughts and comments. If we want the arts to be a priority with the new administration we need to make sure that our voices are heard! Let's not forgot all of the enthusiasm and excitement we felt last month. Go to the website and take action now!Thursday, December 18, 2008
Take Action
By Ben Thiem, Director of Member Services
The arts policy statement that was submitted to the Obama transition team by a group of arts service organizations has been posted online at the Obama transition website and is open for comment. The website is excellent and opens the door for everyone to be an active part of this new administration. I urge you to read the document and share your thoughts and comments. If we want the arts to be a priority with the new administration we need to make sure that our voices are heard! Let's not forgot all of the enthusiasm and excitement we felt last month. Go to the website and take action now!
The arts policy statement that was submitted to the Obama transition team by a group of arts service organizations has been posted online at the Obama transition website and is open for comment. The website is excellent and opens the door for everyone to be an active part of this new administration. I urge you to read the document and share your thoughts and comments. If we want the arts to be a priority with the new administration we need to make sure that our voices are heard! Let's not forgot all of the enthusiasm and excitement we felt last month. Go to the website and take action now!
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