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Leveraging Federal Policy: Successful Case Studies from the Field-TeleconferenceTheatre leaders around the country have successfully navigated federal policy and appropriations opportunities to the benefit of their theatres. TCG’s executive director, Teresa Eyring, will moderate a panel featuring advocatesfrom member theatres with reports on a variety of federal legislative and policy issues: - Gerard Stropnicky from Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble participated in Arts Advocacy Day 2011, and met with his Tea Party Member of Congresss, and won his support of the NEA in a subsequent vote.
- Josh Loar, Sound Supervisor at Yale Repertory Theatre has helped influence the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to better respond to the needs of theatre companies with regard to their wireless microphones.
- Christopher Moses, education director at the Alliance Theatre will provide an update on their U.S. Department of Education multi-year grant and arts education advocacy efforts to preserve this funding stream.
- Grace Grillet, Managing Director of The People's Light & Theatre Company will report on field efforts to preserve the charitable deduction.
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Theatre leaders around the country have successfully navigated federal policy and appropriations opportunities to the benefit of their theatres. |
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The work of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance is made possible through the generous support of committed individuals and institutions. |
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