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POWER OF THE ARTS

Mission Statement

To create and sustain a collaborative structure for the Arts and Culture community to effectively participate in our region's revitalization and economic development and to positively impact our citizens’ quality of life.


 

Learn about the

Operated by The Pew Charitable Trusts, the Cultural Data Project is a powerful online management tool designed to strengthen arts and cultural organizations. This groundbreaking project gathers reliable, longitudinal data on the sector.


 

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The Ohio Arts Council

 


OHIO CITIZENS FOR THE ARTS

 

Ohio Alliance for Arts Education 

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TIM RYAN


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City Of Warren

City of Warren Strategic Plan


City  of Youngstown
 

Packard Music Hall

Packard Music Hall Foundation


SMARTS (Students Motivated by the ARTS)


Trumbull Art Gallery


Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County

Ghost Walk 2011

 

“Here Comes the Sun”

Outdoor Summer Ornaments

Public Art Project at

 YSU’s Summer Festival of the Arts

Presented by

Art Youngstown Inc. and the

Summer Festival of the Arts

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TimeBank Mahoning Watershed

A Service Exchange

Community and Network

The Community Art Projects Foundation (CAPF)

YSU College of Fine and Performing Arts

YSU

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Mission Statement

To create and sustain a collaborative structure for the Arts and Culture community to effectively participate in our region's revitalization and economic development and to positively impact our citizens’ quality of life.


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CSU's Center for Nonprofit Policy & Practice

 

Cleveland State University’s Center for Nonprofit Policy & Practice is conducting a study on the impact the recession has had on the nonprofit sector in Ohio. The goal of this study is to generate a clear picture of the economic health of Ohio’s nonprofit organizations, and it is essential that the arts and culture sector be represented. To make sure this happens, we ask that you please fill out the online survey (link below) on behalf of your organization and pass it along to your nonprofit colleagues in Ohio as well.
 

The survey must be completed by someone with a clear understanding of the financial decision-making process in your organization. It should only take about 10 minutes. All survey responses are confidential and no individual organizational data will be released.

For More Information and to Take the Survey Click Here:
SURVEY LINK
 


For more information or to join the

Power of the Arts as a Participant

Call the Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County @ 330-399-1212

or e-mail to powerofthearts@aol.com

 

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Mahoning Valley Arts and Culture Economic Impact Study

  

Every art and cultural organization in the Mahoning Valley is encouraged to become a part of the Economic Impact Study initiative. One goal of Power of the Arts is to define the role of arts and culture in the economic development of our Valley.

 

Click Here To Go To the POA Economic Impact Study Page

 


 

Power of the Arts Status Report and 

Arts and Culture Community Survey

This document summarizes the Power of the Arts initiative to date and includes recommendations for goals and action steps to move the initiative forward – into what will become Phase 3 – the implementation phase of the initiative.

Goal One: Develop an entity that will raise the visibility of, participation in, and revitalization role of arts and culture in the Mahoning Valley.

Goal Two: Develop and implement a plan to secure public funding for arts and culture in the Mahoning Valley

click here to read or download the report


Community Leaders Unveil 2010

Youngstown Vacant Property Report,

Recommendations

Members of the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative’s Vacant Property Committee conducted a press conference on Thursday, March 3rd in downtown Youngstown to release the results of the 2010 property evaluation of the city of Youngstown. 

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ARCHIVES

 

Previous Conversations Addressed the Following Questions:

Participants in The Power of the Arts series for artists and arts and cultural organizations  explored these questions and more. They engaged in an open exchange with leaders in the arts, cultural, and economic development fields in an attempt to define the role of the arts and culture in our region.

 

SESSION NUMBER I: Advocacy

Click Here to Review the Power Point Presentation by Donna Collins

 

Session II: Economic Development

Click Here to Review the Notes from Session II

 

SESSION III: Where Do We Go From Here

Click Here to Review the Notes from Session III

 

March 10th Meeting

 The focus of this meeting was:

Advocacy / Arts Council  

Public Support / Public Policy

 

Friday, April 9th’s Work Session

 

Tuesday, April 27


Download the Power of the Arts Original Information Brochure

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Research Material In Support This Initiative

 

WOLFBROWN Building Creative Capital

By Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf and Dr. Steven Holochwost

 

Jacob Harver and other interested individuals  met to discuss an arts council and next steps.

View notes from their meeting

View brainstorming chart from their meeting

Read As Cleveland changes, so must the city's cultural sector:
By Plain Dealer guest columnist
Kathleen Cerveny
February 07, 2010, 3:06AM

Learn about arts funding and advocay

 


Power of the Arts Steering Committee

Co-Chairs: William Mullane and Becky Keck
Members:

Elayne Bozick Sandra Cika  Jaci Clark  Dr. Bryan W. DePoy
Lori Factor Jacob Harver  Daniel Horne Adam Keck 
 Paul Hagman  Mark Mangie  Jim Pernotto Jason Rister
Gail Stark Debra Weaver    

Consultants:  Janus Small Associates

Janus Small

Pam Fine

Adam Schultz

 

 


Sponsor: The Raymond John Wean Foundation