In this sponsored webinar with Arts Consulting Group, we talk with orchestra development and executive leaders to look at success stories, challenges, and industry trends.
The most effective advocacy is between a constituent and a member of Congress. Simply put, it is in every orchestra’s best interest to show your elected officials – at all levels – the kinds of programs you offer and the variety of partners with which you work.
Updates from the League, behind-the-scenes insights, and highlighting some of our wonderful donors across the country.
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In this sponsored webinar with Arts Consulting Group, we talk with orchestra development and executive leaders to look at success stories, challenges, and industry trends.
In This Issue: Engaging the New Congress Starts Now; Speaking Up for Charitable Giving; HR 9495: Nonprofits Seek Due Process; and Federal Court Blocks Overtime Expansion
Updated list of currently elected officials
This Catalyst Guide from the League of American Orchestras outlines how member orchestras are taking steps to center youth creativity, empower their voices, and create career pathways. Explore the Guide to gain insights on engaging younger, more diverse audiences, and learn from successful case studies that showcase what’s possible when we embrace the energy and ideas of the next generation.
Many conversations about youth engagement in orchestras center on the need to pull in young people to secure the survival of the orchestra. But in reality, we must ask ourselves: what can an orchestra do for young people? The purpose of an orchestra is to share, create, and uplift through our instruments, establishing and preserving …
What a wonderful opportunity to learn from each other. In this guide, you will find a wide spectrum of programming, ways of interacting authentically with youth, and words of hope and gratitude from young people who are finding ways to express themselves freely and find belonging in safe and creative spaces. The concert hall is …