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Lau Susuga a le Komiti Fa'afoe a le WESTAF:<\/span><\/p>\n

Thank you all so, <\/span>so<\/span> much for the generous allotment of your valuable time and for the thoughts and feedback at the various meetings and gatherings of the WESTAF annual board of trustees meeting last week. We will be following up with a few requested items this week from our discussions. Mostly though, I wanted to hold the space this week to send positive signals for the most important election of our lifetime. It was really wonderful to be with you as a community for the lead up to this week. For now, I\u2019ll leave you with this wonderful quotation that WESTAF-er Eliza Weatherill shared with the equity cohort last week:<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cWe will not go back to normal. Normal never was. Our pre-corona existence was not normal other than we normalized greed, inequity, exhaustion, depletion, extraction, disconnection, confusion, rage, hoarding, hate, and lack. We should not long to return, my friends. We are being given the opportunity to stitch a new garment. One that fits all of humanity and nature.\u201d<\/span><\/i> \u2014 <\/span>Sonya Renee Taylor<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

NYT ARTICLE ON A BIDEN PULEGA'S SUPPORT OF THE ARTS (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Here\u2019s a <\/span>New York Times<\/span><\/i> article<\/span><\/a> published last week featuring extensive information on Joe Biden’s support and involvement in the arts with featured quotes by Americans for the Arts President and CEO Robert L Lynch and Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Executive Director of the Arts Action Fund.<\/span><\/p>\n

WESTAF NA VAVALIA E AUAI I LE GULTURAL ADVOCACY GROUP, O SE FAIGA FAAVAE FAATUATUA LE FAIGA FAAVAE FAAVAE MO FAIGA MA AGANUU (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

O le Aso Faraile, Oketopa 30, na auai ai Tavita, e fai ma sui o le WESTAF, i fonotaga a le Cultural Advocacy Group mo le taimi muamua, ina ua uma ona valaaulia e auai i le fono, Heather Noonan, VP mo le faufautua ma le League of American Orchestras. O le CAG, e pei ona ta'ua lautele, o le fono lea e fa'atupuina ai e fa'alapotopotoga o auaunaga fa'ale-aganu'u se feterale tu'ufa'atasi mo le Iunaite Setete. O le taimi nei o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbamae\u02bbaina e le vaega se fuafuaga fa\u02bbavae a le atunu\u02bbu e fefa\u02bbasoaa\u02bbi ma le pulega o lo\u02bbo sau, fa\u02bbavae i luga o galuega manuia na faia i le fa\u02bbauigaina o le vaega o suiga mo le pulega a Obama. O lenei vaega e fa'atulagaina talosaga o le tala o le tupe mo le National Endowment for Arts and National Endowment for Humanities i tausaga ta'itasi, atia'e fuafuaga fa'aletulafono, fa'atumauina so'otaga ma ta'ita'i o le fono, ma fai ma sui o le fanua i mataupu fa'avae lavelave e aofia ai le fe'avea'i o tusiata. O le vaega e aofia ai le National Coalition for Art's Preparedness & Emergency Response (NCAPER), Phi Beta Kappa, le Recording Academy, le National Art Education Association, Theatre Communications Group, le National Council for the Traditional Arts, Alliance of Artists Communities, American Alliance of Falemataaga, Americans for Arts, League of American Orchestras, National Humanities Alliance, le National Network for Folk Arts in Education, le International Association of Blacks in Dance, Federation of State Humanities Councils, LitNet: le Literary Arts Network, Dance\/USA, OPERA America, Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), CERF + O le Saogalemu o Tagata tusiata, le Association of Art Museum Directors, NASAA, ma isi.<\/span><\/p>\n

WESTAF FA'AUAUA LE FA'AIGA A LE PASIFIC TERRITORIAL OF ARTS AGENCIES (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Christian and David recently met with Parker Yobei, Executive Director of <\/span>the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (<\/span>CNMI) Arts Council, and Jillette Leon-Gurerro, Executive Director of the Guam Arts & Humanities Council, to discuss the evolution of their agencies in the current climate and the potential to engage with WESTAF\u2019s regional network. Even with budget pressures and reduced staffing, these agencies continue to serve their constituents and reshape their roles to be impactful. We hope to continue conversations with our colleagues in American Samoa soon. Madalena and David have developed a draft MOU with CNMI Arts Council. The MOU more clearly defines roles and responsibilities for the administration of CARES Act funding while presenting possible new directions in WESTAF\u2019s collaboration with CNMI, including their participation in regional programming. In the coming months, the team will develop a provisional structure in the form of MOUs or a charter membership in dialogue with the Pacitfic territorial arts agencies and submit these to the board for consideration.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'AIGA FA'ATUNU'U MA FA'AIGA FA'AVAE A WESTAF SAA FA'AVAE 2020 (LM)<\/b><\/h2>\n

I le Aso Tofi, Oketopa 29 ma le Aso Faraile Oketopa 30, na ta\u02bbita\u02bbia ai e Kaisha Johnson, le fa\u02bbavae ma le fa\u02bbatonu o le Women of Color in the Arts (WOCA), se fa\u02bbatasiga tutusa aso e lua e fa\u02bbatatau i le fono ma le SAA fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga feso\u02bbota\u02bbiga, pa\u02bbaga consortia fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga, ma TourWest laulauvavale. O le sauniga na fa\u02bbamoemoe e fausia le fa\u02bbalapotopotoga ma fa\u02bbafaigofie le fa\u02bbalogo ma le fa\u02bbamaoni talanoaga a\u02bbo ulufale atu i galuega loloto i luga o le fa\u02bbaituau fa\u02bbaituau, fa\u02bbalapotopotoga ma fa\u02bbailoga fa\u02bbailoga, fa\u02bbamanuiaga, le eseesega i le va o le tutusa ma le tutusa, ma le tele o isi autu. I le mae'a ai o se su'esu'ega a le to'a 18 na auai, o le a feiloa'i Kaisha ma le 'au a le SRI e fa'atalanoaina ta'iala i le lumana'i mo lenei galuega fa'atasi ma la tatou feso'ota'iga fa'aitulagi fa'afiafia.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

WESTAF REGIONAL ARTS RESILIENCE FOUND (MS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

On Tuesday, October 27, with the approval of the Executive Committee on behalf of the board of trustees, WESTAF announced the 39 organizations across the region that were selected to receive Regional Arts Resilience Fund grants. Awards were made in amounts ranging from $30,000 to $74,000, totalling over $1.7 million. This award was made available by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in partnership with the U.S. Regional Arts Organizations, and was designed to mitigate the financial threat to the sector caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty experts in the field of arts in culture met across two panels to help establish funding priorities. A full list of grantees and panelists <\/span>can be found here<\/span><\/a>. Disbursement of the funds begins November 2020.<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'ATONU O MAFAUFA'AAGA MA LE SILI FA'AVAE (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

On Wednesday, October 28, WESTAF <\/span>released the posting<\/span><\/a> and position description for the Director of Social Responsibility and Inclusion to staff and the following day posted it on the WESTAF website and on the job listings of the Colorado Nonprofit Association, APAP, AFTA, Change Philanthropy, Philanthropy News Digest, and Idealist. Please share this opportunity with your networks. Applications are being accepted until November 30, 2020. With support from a review committee composed of staff, trustees, and representatives from key regional networks, we hope to identify an individual to fulfill this crucial role by the end of January 2021.<\/span><\/p>\n

TUPE MA PULEGA (AH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Ina ua mae\u02bba le afa aso malolo i le vaiaso talu ai, ua fa\u02bbamaonia nei e Amy & Becca le fa\u02bbamuamua pupuu ma umi mo galuega ma tagata faigaluega mo le tausaga fa\u02bbaletupe fou. O Lauren ma Jess e amata le siaki siaki ia Novema i le vaiaso fou ma o le a mae\u02bba le tele o a la galuega su\u02bbega i le faaiuga o Oketopa. E lua vaiaso o Amy ma Becky e fa'amae'a uma ai su'ega su'etusi, fa'atulagaga, ma tu'uina atu pepa i le nofoaga su'etusi i le aso 16 o Novema. E o'o mai i le taimi nei, o mea uma o lo'o i luga o le ala mo lena aso fa'agata.<\/span><\/p>\n

TUPE FA'AI'U O TAUSAGA (AH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

The September year-end cash financials show a stronger cash position than expected with a surplus of $717,000. Throughout the summer, the projections estimated a $550,000 surplus but with the plans for the Mellon and CARES funding solidified as well as conservative spending and income projections, we have exceeded those expectations. The September <\/span>cash flow summary<\/span><\/a> and <\/span>memo<\/span><\/a> were shared with the full board in the October board meeting book and are linked here for your reference. Full projections for the new fiscal year begin in mid-November. The audit will be completed in January and will translate the cash financials into the accrual method of accounting.<\/span><\/p>\n

LIPOTI RAO (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Here is Regional Arts Organization (RAO)s’ updated <\/span>Fall activity report.<\/span><\/a> This report is shared with the Arts Endowment, AFTA and NASAA. Cynthia Steele will officially begin her work as the new RAO Coordinator on November 1.<\/span><\/p>\n

MAUGA TAIMI TAIMI I BOZEMAN, MT SA'ILI MO LE FA'ATONU FA'AALIGA (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Mountain Time Arts, a Bozeman-based public arts organization, is seeking an executive director to lead their organization into its next phase of growth. This is an exceptional opportunity to find a leader for an organization that has worked hard to build its success through a deep commitment to collaboration. Perhaps you may have good insight on where we could share this announcement, or are interested in spreading the word within your networks. You can find out more about Mountain Time Arts, as well to access and share the link to the job posting <\/span>iinei<\/span><\/a>. If you have someone specific in mind, please let them know\u2014they are eager to find a candidate with deep ties and\/or demonstrated abilities in working with Indigenous and under-represented communities.<\/span><\/p>\n

FUAFUAGA FUAFUAGA (NS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

I le va'ava'ai atu i le FY21, o lo'o toe fa'afouina e le Vaega o Feso'ota'iga a latou OKR ina ia aofia ai fa'ailoga mata'ina ma fua fa'atatau mo a latou taunu'uga autu. O le a fa\u02bbatinoina fo\u02bbi e le 'au fa\u02bbatinoga o la\u02bbasaga fa\u02bbatino i a latou galuega Asana, fa\u02bbapea fo\u02bbi ma le fa\u02bbaopoopoina o taimi ma taimi fa\u02bbatapula\u02bba ta\u02bbi kuata mo latou sini FY21. O lo'o fa'aauau pea galuega a le Vaega o Faiga Fa'avae i ana pepa fa'atatau, ma o le a fono 'au i le vaiaso a sau e fa'amae'a so'o se suiga o totoe. O le taimi lava e mae'a ai pepa fa'ata'atia, o le a toe fa'apotopoto le Vaega e amata tu'ufa'atasia ana pepa e tolu i totonu o le tasi pepa fa'atatau o Faiga Fa'avae.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

PISINISI LAUTELE (CV)<\/b><\/h2>\n

E le'i leva atu ona toe fa'afo'i mai e le matagaluega o pisinisi lana fa'asologa o tupe ma le fa'agaioiga o galuega.<\/span><\/p>\n

KAFE (RV)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Na sainia e le 'au a le CaFE se fa'alapotopotoga o 'au'aunaga tufu'a a Kanata ia Oketopa, Biafarin Inc. O se tasi o mafua'aga e saini ai ma le CaFE ona o lo tatou ta'uleleia o le mauaina o le au tusiata sili. E ui e le o talafou i so\u02bbo se auala, o se fa\u02bbailoga lea o lo\u02bbo tauivi le faatufugaga ma le maualalo o numera o tagata talosaga. O Ken Cho, le matou fa'atau fa'atau o lo'o faia se galuega sili ona lelei o le tausisia o le lolofi mai o ta'ita'i. E 43 a matou i le masina o Oketopa, ma le 7 na liua i tagata fou. E le gata i lea, o Ken o lo\u02bbo i ai fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga o lo\u02bbo sau ma le Phillips Collection ma LexArts. Mulimuli ane, o le CaFE admin UI fou o lo\u02bbo i luga o le ala ma o lo\u02bbo i ai nei i le su\u02bbega fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga ma le 'au.<\/span><\/p>\n

CVSUITE (KE)<\/b><\/h2>\n

CVSuite ua amata galuega tetele i le NASAA Creative Economy Recovery Project. Ua saunia e David ma Trevor le su\u02bbesu\u02bbega muamua o su\u02bbesu\u02bbega ma ua amata ona su\u02bbesu\u02bbeina fa\u02bbamaumauga ma mea na maua. Ua amata nei e Keli ma Tavita le fa'atalanoaina o sui tauva. E fitu le aofa'i o fa'atalanoaga ua uma ona faia ma le lima o lo'o fa'atulaga pea. O loo tusia e Sam ma Lora ia mataupu suesue mo i latou ua maea. I isi tala fou, o le CVS Team o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbafefe i totonu o se fa\u02bbatauga fa\u02bbaleleia. Ua fausia e Natalie se fuafuaga fa'atino mo le fa'aliliuina o la matou ta'iala fa'aoga i totonu o la matou 'upega tafa'ilagi fa'atau lea o le a avea ma la'asaga muamua i le fa'atosinaina o le galuega fa'atau.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

ALU LOTO (JG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

GO Smart ua mae\u02bba le lua itula o a\u02bboa\u02bboga mo le 16 pule i le City of San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture. E ui lava o le lala sooupu sa avea ma tagata fa\u02bbatau talu mai le 2015, ua va\u02bbaia e le COVID le tele o suiga ma toe fa\u02bbatulagaina, ma o lenei a\u02bboa\u02bboga na fa\u02bbateleina ai le 'au atoa. O lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbaauau pea galuega mamafa i luga o meafaigaluega fa\u02bbasalalau ma ua fa\u02bbaalu e Jessica Gronich ma Jon Cantwell le tele o itula e galue ai i le ata muamua o su\u02bbega ma ua mae\u02bba le taamilosaga muamua o fa\u02bbamatalaga su\u02bbega ma isi laasaga. O le taimi a le 'au a le GO Smart ua fa'aalu tele i galuega i totonu, e pei o le tapunia o le FY20 ma le fa'atulagaina o le polokalame fou o le Insights.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'AVAE FA'AVAE FA'AVAE (LG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

PAA launched a virtual exhibition, <\/span>Lives That Bind: a restorative justice installation<\/span><\/i><\/a>, in partnership with Santa Monica Cultural Affairs. The exhibition, physically located in a wing of Santa Monica\u2019s City Hall, is not currently open to the public, and the virtual exhibition page on PAA will help bring additional attention to additional customized projects that PAA can continue to develop. In addition to <\/span>Lives That Bind<\/span><\/i>, PAA is finalizing content and layout on Mural Arts Philadelphia\u2019s <\/span>Power Map: Historical Mural Activations<\/span><\/i><\/a>, a digital experience built to deepen engagement with and archive a project organized by Mural Arts and curated by Daniel Tucker. PAA has been awarded the Los Alamos public art contract, but the contract is contingent on WESTAF receiving a certificate to conduct business in the State of New Mexico, which required a registered agent. If this paperwork is completed successfully, Los Alamos will be PAA\u2019s second sale of FY21.<\/span><\/p>\n

ZAPP (CV)<\/b><\/h2>\n

The FY21 budget was unanimously approved by the ZAPP Oversight Committee, the group made up of the managing partner (WESTAF, represented by Christian), a partner member, and an artist (member from the community). There will not be a partner payout in FY21, so the group did not have to approve that portion as they normally would. We sent our quarterly newsletter, which featured a report of findings from a survey about artist perspectives on virtual events that we conducted with The Art of Events. You can read some of the key findings by <\/span>clicking here<\/span><\/a>. We\u2019re also slated to release on Tuesday an enhancement to ZAPP that allows events to have a virtual gallery of artists who applied to their event. This enhancement is still in the first phase and won\u2019t be announced publicly until we work out some operational items to ensure this rollout goes smoothly.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

lafo atu ma le faaaloalo.<\/span><\/p>\n

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