Events for October 31, 2024 - October 31, 2024

Gain creative tactics for fostering community through arts-based initiatives, whether it be with a virtual community or within your own neighborhood.

This webinar provides an overview of steps you can take to protect your identity and reduce risks to your assets.

Share about your current arts-related projects and receive feedback from an encouraging, supportive community of your fellow artists and creatives. The motivation behind this meeting is to continue fostering a supportive community of artists who are facing similar professional challenges during this time.

Gain tactics and learn about resources to help you maintain a positive outlook, including methods for receiving, responding to, and incorporating negative feedback, cultivating positive self-talk, and being more proactive. Participants will have the opportunity to share lessons they have learned, talk about current struggles, and ask for suggestions.

In this workshop and discussion, you'll review several case studies of unique fundraisers in both the visual and performing arts. You'll learn the necessities of creating a fundraiser, discuss tactics for engaging your supporters in creative ways, and be given the opportunity to discuss, ask questions, and brainstorm ideas for your own fundraising goals.

An introductory overview of how to understand, access, and improve your credit reports and scores.

Share about your arts-related project and goals, and learn what other ARP members are working on. Talk about your art, share about your current projects, and (if desired) pose questions to receive feedback from a supportive community of artists and creatives.

Do you want to use art to inspire a change in your community, state, country, or world? In this online workshop, you'll learn how your art can go beyond raising awareness on a social, cultural, or political issue. You'll gain ideas and strategies on how you can use art to inspire new attitudes and behaviors, initiate action, and create a real impact in your community.

Learn the norms for content, length, and organization of an effective artist's statement and get tips on how to best convey your creative intentions to your audience.

An introductory overview of best practices on how to financially prepare for disasters and begin planning a course of action to recover financially from disasters.

Share about your arts-related project and goals, and learn what other ARP members are working on. Talk about your art, share about your current projects, and (if desired) pose questions to receive feedback from a supportive community of artists and creatives.

In this workshop, we'll look at examples of artists creatively securing funds for their projects and explore how you might look beyond grants to fund your own projects.