May 2019 Member Briefing: AFTA's Public Partnerships

Recorded On: 05/21/2019

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May 2019 Member Briefing

Americans for the Arts' Public Partnerships


Aired on May 21, 2019 at 3:00PM


About the Member Briefing


This month, we will be joined by Jay Dick, Senior Director of State and Local Government Affairs. Jay will discuss Americans for the Arts’ Public Partnerships, built with organizations like the United States Conference of Mayors, the National Associations of Counties, the National Conference of State Legislatures, and more. Jay will also discuss why it is been important for Americans for the Arts to build these partnerships, how they directly affect your work locally, the connection to federal policy and how you can apply what we've learned through our relationship building as you build your own partnerships.

Member Briefings are our monthly opportunity to talk to you about what’s happening now! Mark your calendars for the third Tuesday of every month at 3pm to stay up-to-date on what’s happening at Americans for the Arts and across the sector. These calls are for you, so please let us know if there’s a topic you’d like to know more about by contacting Cristyn Johnson at cjohnson@artsusa.org. 

We firmly believe that our #AFTAmember network is one of our strongest resources, so after our update, we’ll open the floor up to your questions, comments, recommendations, and lessons learned – we hope you’ll take advantage of each other’s expertise!

Jay Dick

Senior Director of State and Local Government Affairs

Americans for the Arts

Jay Dick is the Senior Director of State and Local Government Affairs at Americans for the Arts where he works with state and local arts advocates to assist them in creating and promoting policies that promote equitable state and local funding along with the overall expansion of the arts and culture into society. Further, he works with a variety of associations representing elected officials to not only educate them on a national level about the arts and culture but connecting them back to their local arts constituents to establish strongly connections.  


Social Media: @JayAFTA

Cristyn Johnson

Local Arts Advancement Program Manager, Americans for the Arts

Cristyn Johnson is the Local Arts Advancement Program Manager at Americans for the Arts. In this capacity, she develops Americans for the Arts’ comprehensive full-career-spectrum field education offerings to advance competent and informed local, regional and national arts professionals.  She also develops a suite of programs and resources centered around the full leadership pipeline and organizational needs of a diverse workforce. She manages, grows, and cultivates an Emerging Leaders Network, a Mid-Career Leaders Network, and an Executive Leaders Network by building a connected network of arts professionals in the field of practices, who can share their knowledge with the field at large.        

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