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ALASKA<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Most of you have been closely following the situation in Alaska. Absent of state sales or income tax, funding for public services in Alaska is derived from oil and gas industry revenue that is directed into the Alaska Permanent Fund\u2014a $44 billion state savings account, some of which is returned annually to Alaska residents in the form of Permanent Fund Dividends (PFDs). These funds are around $3K per year, per Alaskan, although the exact amount is still one of many unresolved legislative issues as of Friday, July 12 \u00a0<\/span>the legislature ended their effort to overturn the governor\u2019s vetoes<\/a>.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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To fully grasp the implications this has on the fate of the Alaska State Council on the Arts, if you haven\u2019t yet, I urge you to read NASAA President and CEO Pam Breaux’s thorough and authoritative summary<\/span><\/a> <\/span>of the situation.<\/span><\/p>\n

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In conversation with former WESTAF trustee and curator, artist and advocate Kes Woodward<\/span><\/a><\/span>, who is central in this fight for the ASCA, the work had previously been laser focused on maintaining the funding. While it may at some point be time to turn to the topic of what might a new arts support infrastructure in Alaska look like, a passionate and dedicated core of arts advocates are <\/span>not <\/span>giving up in Alaska. We\u2019ve been following the details pretty closely, and noticed the last line in this July 11 Alaska Public Media article:\u00a0<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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"Kung magsasara ang konseho ng sining ng estado sa Lunes, sasabihin ng isang tagapagsalita na ito ay muling magbubukas. It's just a matter of when. Kahit na hindi i-override ng Lehislatura ang veto, maaari pa rin nilang pondohan ang konseho sa pamamagitan ng capital budget.\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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Tinanong ko si Kes tungkol dito. Narito ang kanyang tugon noong tanghali MDT noong Linggo, Hulyo 14:<\/span><\/p>\n

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\u201cAng maiksing sagot ay sobrang pag-asa pa rin namin. Mayroon kaming malawak na suporta ng dalawang partido sa lehislatura, at sa palagay namin ay may magandang pagkakataon na maibalik ang ilan sa aming pagpopondo para sa kasisimula pa lang na taon ng pananalapi sa karagdagang pagpopondo na maaaring isama sa badyet ng Capital. Kailangan pa rin ng lehislatura na magpasa ng isang Capital budget, bago ang Hulyo 31, at dahil nabigo silang i-override ang alinman sa mga draconian veto ng Gobernador, nilalayon nilang magdagdag ng mga pondo sa pagpapatakbo sa Capital budget, o sa isa pa, supplemental appropriations bill pagkatapos, para sa ilang mga lugar na pinutol. Umaasa kaming mapabilang sa kanila, at sa tingin namin ay may magandang pagkakataon.\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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Ang problema ay ang mga pandagdag na pondong iyon ay sasailalim din sa pag-veto, kaya mayroong nakakabaliw na backroom na pamumulitika na nangyayari ngayon, sa bawat lugar, upang makita kung anong karagdagang pondo ang maaaring handang hindi i-veto ng Gobernador, at kung ano ang mga kompromiso na magkakaroon ng lehislatura. gawin sa kanya para makuha ang mga assurance na iyon. Kaya nananatili ang pag-asa, ngunit literal na walang nakakaalam."\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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Tulad ng alam mo, nagawang pondohan ng WESTAF ang ilang mga pagpupulong ng komisyoner ng ASCA, mga pagsusumikap sa pagtataguyod ng lehislatibo (sa maagang bahagi ng sesyon, ang kanilang badyet ay talagang na-zero out, pagkatapos ay naibalik salamat sa mga pagsisikap sa lobbying na aming pinondohan), at kami ay nasangkot sa kanilang kultural. pagpaplano ng tiwala na nagpapatuloy bago lumala ang lahat. Sa kumplikado, parang pampubliko na katangian ng ASCA, isang mapait na tableta na dapat lunukin ay ang pagtitipid ng estado ng $700K, ngunit ang ahensya ay nawalan ng $2.8M sa iyon at sa iba pang nauugnay na arts endowment at pagpopondo ng pribadong pundasyon.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Gagawin ng WESTAF ang lahat ng posibleng allowance at pagsisikap upang mapanatili ang Alaska sa pamilya ng mga kalahok na estado ng WESTAF. Narito kami upang magbigay ng suporta at kaluwagan sa anumang paraan na aming makakaya. Sa mga darating na linggo, magkakaroon ako ng higit pang impormasyon sa kung ano ang hitsura niyan, eksakto. Bagama't hindi ito ang nangungunang isyu, tungkulin ko rin sa WESTAF na magbigay ng detalyadong buod ng epekto nito sa badyet ng WESTAF sa pasulong. Posibleng kabilang dito ang pagkawala ng bayad sa partisipasyon ng Alaska sa WESTAF at ilang nawalang kita ng bayad sa produkto ng teknolohiya sa FY2020, pati na rin ang katapat na pagbawas sa pagpopondo ng NEA RAP sa FY2021, bukod sa iba pang mga epekto na kailangang tugunan.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Maraming mabibigat na bagay ang darating at sana ay marami ang matututuhan para sa kinabukasan ng Alaska at para sa kinabukasan ng pagpopondo sa sining ng rehiyon. Ano ang maaari mong gawin? Buweno, kung hindi ka pa nagkakaroon ng pagkakataon, hinihimok kita na mag-drop ng tala ng suporta sa ating mga kaibigan sa Alaska na lumalaban sa magandang laban. Sabihin lang na iniisip mo sila, nandito ka para sa kanila at suportahan sila\u2014huwag magtanong ng anumang bagay na nangangailangan ng tugon (medyo abala sila!):<\/span><\/p>\n

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Andrea Noble-Pelland: ndreanoble@mtaonline.net<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

Benjamin Brown: benjamino1789@hotmail.com<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

Kes Woodward: kewoodward@alaska.edu<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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"Ang Pag-asa ay Bukas na Walang Hanggan sa Dibdib ng Tao." - Alexander Pope<\/span><\/p>\n

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DIREKTOR NG PATAKARANG PUBLIKO<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Nakilala namin ang isang nangungunang kandidato. Lumabas siya bilang finalist sa initial screening round, pagkatapos ay patuloy niyang pinahanga ang Leadership Resource Team sa ikalawang panayam. Siya ay lumabas bilang unanimous na paborito mula sa isang larangan ng mga kahanga-hanga at kwalipikadong panghuling kandidato. Nakausap ko siyang muli bago ang holiday ng Hulyo 4, at nakumpirma ko ang kanyang patuloy na sigasig para sa pagkakataon, at na ang aming mga tuntunin sa kompensasyon ay nakahanay sa kanyang iniisip. Nakausap din siya nina Mike Lange at Tamara Alvarado noong nakaraang linggo at positibong nag-ulat. Handa kaming magpadala sa kanya ng offer letter pagkatapos naming makipag-usap sa kanyang mga reference, na mangyayari ngayong linggo. Mahusay na nagawa ni Laurel Sherman ang prosesong ito at inuna din ng LRT ang mga panayam at talakayan upang mapanatili itong sumulong. Sana mai-announce na namin siya sa lalong madaling panahon! Kapag natanggap na niya ang posisyon, gagawa ako ng isang listahan ng mga priyoridad na madiskarteng layunin na katulad ng mayroon ako sa Executive Committee.<\/span><\/p>\n

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RAO TAWAG<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

A regular briefing of the Regional Arts Organizations (RAOs) occurred earlier last week. We were visited on the call by Andi Mathis and Michael Orlove from the NEA, who asked the RAOs to share ideas with them about potential guidelines language and\/or process refreshes to the Partnership Agreement Guidelines<\/span><\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/span>and to suggest improvements that could be introduced. The second part of the call was a briefing and an update from me (with input from our Endowment colleagues) about the situation in Alaska. Later in the week, I was also able to talk to Todd Stein, fellow RAO ED of the Mid-Atlantic Arts Alliance, on what parallels or lessons exist in the defunding of the Kansas Arts Commission in 2011-2012.<\/span><\/p>\n

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PARATING SAA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSION<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Naka-attach sa ibaba, mangyaring maghanap ng isang paunang agenda at ilang impormasyon ng kalahok sa paparating na SAA Professional Development na magpupulong sa Denver mula Hulyo 25-26. Mayroon kaming mahusay na representasyon mula sa aming mga kalahok na western states at ang Chrissy Deal ay nakabuo ng isang talagang nakakahimok na agenda. Inaasahan din namin na magbigay ng puwang sa agenda para sa isang sesyon ng impormasyon sa sitwasyon sa Alaska.<\/span><\/p>\n

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TUMAWAG KAY TENIQUA BROUGHTON<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Produktibong tawag sa tagapangasiwa na si Teniqua Broughton sa ebolusyon ng MAC at mga plano para sa paglulunsad nito sa pulong ng BOT sa Oktubre at higit pa. Super exciting at marami pang darating sa lalong madaling panahon!<\/span><\/p>\n

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BAR CAT AT BUDGETING<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

BAR CAT planning proceeds apace, with further socialization of new or refreshed roles and job descriptions<\/a> <\/span><\/span>among the whole WESTAF team as the LRT adapts gradually to the new BARCAT model for an October 1 launch.<\/span><\/p>\n

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ZAPP<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Nakatuon ang ZAPP team sa paglulunsad ng mobile responsive artist side. Nagkaroon ng ilang mga pagkaantala sa pagtatapos ng aming external na developer, ngunit ang target na petsa ng paglulunsad ay Agosto 1 pa rin. Bilang karagdagan, nakumpleto namin ang paglipat sa aming bagong processor ng pagbabayad, Braintree, at nagsusumikap na muling i-configure ang aming proseso ng panloob na pagkakasundo upang iayon dito bagong sistema.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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CAFE<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Ang CaFE team ay gumagawa ng isang na-update, digital na bersyon ng form ng paghiling ng tawag para sa mga kasalukuyang kliyente upang kumpletuhin kapag gusto nilang magdagdag ng mga bagong tawag. Nagpapatuloy kami sa pagsasaliksik at mga paunang detalye para sa isang pagpapahusay sa pagsasama ng pananalapi na makakatulong sa aming mas mahusay na subaybayan ang impormasyon ng account ng customer at mga bayarin na dapat bayaran sa loob ng sistema ng CaFE.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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HUHURA MO<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Ipinadala ng YJI ang unang paunawa nito na nag-aanunsyo ng pagsasara ng system bago ang Set. 1, 2019. Nakikipagtulungan ang team sa mga kasalukuyang customer upang ilipat sila sa iba pang mga serbisyo ng WESTAF ngayon hanggang sa katapusan ng taon ng pananalapi.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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CVSUITE<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

We’ve revamped the CVSuite Manager role to a data analyst position, as we were not receiving the quality of applications desired. The analyst role<\/span><\/a><\/span>, now posted, has received 9 applications within the last two days, and we’re hopeful to begin the interview process within the next two weeks. Also, had a good call with data provider Emsi last week, who remain excited and engaged about the potential of our partnership. Seyan, Kelly and I will be attending the Emsi conference<\/span><\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/span>in Idaho in September. We have a good strategy with CVSuite but we are still short of a full team to execute it until we have a CVSuite Analyst in place along with our new Director of Public Policy.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Salamat sa pagiging nakatuon at matulungin na mga katiwala! Ang maluwalhating Kanluran ay mas mabuti para dito!<\/span><\/p>\n

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Gaya ng dati,<\/span><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Kristiyano<\/span><\/p>\n

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