{"id":10290,"date":"2021-01-27T12:00:59","date_gmt":"2021-01-27T19:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.westaf.org\/?p=10290"},"modified":"2024-07-31T07:36:39","modified_gmt":"2024-07-31T14:36:39","slug":"bi-weekly-recap-january-25-2021","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/staging.wearecreativewest.org\/sm\/bi-weekly-recap-january-25-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"Fa'amatalaga e Lua-vaiaso: Ianuari 25, 2021"},"content":{"rendered":"

Fa'afeiloa'i WESTAF tausi mavaega ma pa'aga:<\/span><\/p>\n

Like me, maybe you’re feeling relieved \u2014 even optimistic and inspired \u2014 after an Inauguration Day that went by pretty smoothly last week given the circumstances we face as a nation. While I definitely gave myself the space to soak up what this transition and new chapter means for our fragile democracy (there may have been a January 20th, 12:01 PM mimosa involved) as you can see from this biweekly recap the work of WESTAF has not skipped a beat and indeed, seems to be ramping up across the organization. There\u2019s much to be thankful for, but in particular we\u2019re excited about: our own Teniqua Broughton\u2019s ASU MLK Leadership Award \u2014 it was a wonderful virtual event and<\/span> here are the highlights<\/span><\/a>, including Teniqua\u2019s superb speech; the <\/span>Creative Economies and Economy Recovery<\/span><\/a> report; our latest <\/span>ELC21 call for applicants<\/span><\/a> (get your candidates in, folks \u2014 February 1 deadline!); our very fun and very silly long-awaited WESTAFAGANZA (virtual) holiday party this past week (thank you, celebration committee); the much anticipated upcoming ArtX featuring Emma Osore from <\/span>BlackSpace<\/span><\/a>; CaFE\u2019s artful and informative <\/span>end-of-year recap<\/span><\/a>, as well as the various complex and essential tweaks and updates to our technology products shared with you below. While the pandemic continues to pose challenges, there\u2019s no doubt that we\u2019re rising to meet them on all fronts. I have been feeling so proud of WESTAF these days, and I hope you do too!<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'AVAE MARY ANNE CARTER O LE TAITAIFONO O LE FA'AEFEAGA I LE ATUNUU (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Sent this news along to you last week when we first heard through an email from Chairman Carter, but <\/span>this news became official<\/span><\/a>. I sent along a personal thank-you email right away on behalf of WESTAF to both Mary Anne and Tom Simplot, former senior deputy chairman, who also resigned at the same time. We have Mary Anne\u2019s forwarding contact information and other formal entities (like the RAOs and the western SAAs) are considering sending a farewell message as well. Here\u2019s <\/span>the official message<\/span><\/a> on the Arts Endowment\u2019s website. As we\u2019ve previously opined, Mary Anne was the right appointee at the right time, and she served the agency well, particularly through a pandemic. She\u2019ll be missed. Ann Eilers, the agency\u2019s deputy chairman of management and budget, will temporarily lead the agency. This past Friday, <\/span>Ra Joy<\/span><\/a> announced on Twitter that he has joined the Arts Endowment as chief of staff.<\/span><\/p>\n

TUSI MA AGANUU I LE TALIAGA BIDEN \u2014 TWO NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Two relatively recent articles have come out that\u00a0 position an arts policy agenda for the incoming administration, recapping the history of the National Endowment for the Arts as well as the future of Federal arts funding. On January 13 \u2014 <\/span>The Arts Are in Crisis. Here\u2019s How Biden Can Help<\/span><\/a>, followed two days later on January 15 by <\/span>Trump Tried to End Federal Arts Funding. Instead, It Grew<\/span><\/a>.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

NASAA FA'ATONUINA FA'ATONUINA, TULAGA FA'ATA'U (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

I joined my first NASAA meeting in an official capacity as a new board director \u2014 a board orientation. It was valuable and informative. I also joined a NASAA membership briefing on the presidential transition. A highlight (for me) was for NASAA leadership to announce the debut of the <\/span>Creative Economies and Economic Recovery<\/span><\/a> report, with a big shout out to WESTAF to about 100 participants in the meeting. It\u2019s great to get the acknowledgement, but it was also great word-of-mouth for Creative Vitality Suite in front of a very receptive and very relevant audience. Bravo to all involved!<\/span><\/p>\n

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

I le fa\u02bbaopoopoga i la matou fa\u02bbamatalaga e uiga i le Thoma Foundation (lalo), o lo\u02bbo i ai se matou talosaga o le a vave ona matou tu\u02bbuina atu i le Murdock Charitable Trust (pe a mae\u02bba ni fa\u02bbamatalaga sili i la matou ata muamua mai le tausi mavaega lava ia), o se su\u02bbesu\u02bbega i le Mellon. Faalapotopotoga o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbatali pea, o se su\u02bbesu\u02bbega muamua i le Windgate Foundation o le a tu\u02bbuina atu a\u02bbo le\u02bbi o\u02bbo i le aso 1 o Fepuari ma se fonotaga fa\u02bbalotoifale e fa\u02bbata\u02bbatia ai le auala sili i le Surdna Foundation. Matou te fa'ataga uma nei gaioiga e fa'amama a'o le'i tu'uina atu nisi fa'amatalaga mai la matou lisi fa'amuamua.<\/span><\/p>\n

MEOW WOLF TALA I LAS VEGAS (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

I\u2019m excited for board trustee Susan Garbett, who\u2019s been part of the team that\u2019s getting<\/span> the next big Meow Wolf project in Last Vegas<\/span><\/a> up and running. <\/span>The Omega Mart<\/span><\/a> looks weird and wonderful, and I can\u2019t wait to experience this new artist collaboration\/installation\/spectacle\/attraction for myself!<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'AVAE FA'AVAE FA'AVAE (LAGI) \u2014 FLY RANCH (CG)<\/b><\/h2>\n

These past few weeks, I\u2019ve been deep into reviewing entries into this <\/span>LAGI competition<\/span><\/a> in my role as a juror. As a quick recap, <\/span>LAGI <\/span><\/a>\u00a0and the Burning Man project have partnered to launch a <\/span>multi-disciplinary design challenge<\/span><\/a> that will create the foundation infrastructure at <\/span>Fly Ranch<\/span><\/a> near the Black Rock Playa in northwestern Nevada. In 2021, selected design teams will be provided an honoraria grant for the purpose of building a functional prototype on site. It has been super fun and inspiring to serve as a juror on this project<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'AALI'U LIPOTI FA'AVAE FA'AVAE MA LE TULAFONO TAU LE TAMA'IGA (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Last week, WESTAF and NASAA announced the release of <\/span>Arts and Economic Recovery research<\/span><\/a>, conducted in collaboration with Douglas Noonan of Indiana University, demonstrating how the arts strengthen the economy following periods of acute economic distress. In addition to utilizing Creative Vitality Suite\u2122 data and in-depth qualitative research, WESTAF\u2019s report, <\/span>Economies Foafoa ma le Toe Fa'aleleia o le Tamaoaiga: Tulaga Su'esu'ega o Fa'ata'ita'i-Ta'ita'ia Toe Fa'aleleia ma Maufetuuna'i<\/span><\/a>, features a collection of stories that demonstrate how communities small and large are harnessing their creative assets to grow economic opportunities and rebound from hard times. Profiles of diverse communities in Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington, and West Virginia showcase the creative economy in action. Developed primarily for policy audiences, Creative Economies and Economic Recovery highlights how the arts can be part of comprehensive economic development strategy in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. It also provides timely tools for cultural leaders looking to participate in recovery initiatives and advocate for federal, state, and local investment in the arts. At this time of economic uncertainty, the findings of this report offer the field evidence that the arts are an agile and resilient sector with the capacity to ignite job growth, reduce economic risk through diversification, stimulate commerce, and attract tourism. Kelly, Trevor, Sam, and Laurel thank you again for all of your hard work on this project.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

FA'ATA'ITA'IGA MA LE SEMINAR FA'AIGA FA'AVAE I WESTAF (ALAS) FA'AMANUIA (DH)\u00a0<\/b><\/h2>\n

O lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbamaonia le fa\u02bbasologa atoa o panelist mo ALAS (Fepuari 24 - 25): Heather Noonan, sui peresitene mo le fautua, League of American Orchestras (Washington, DC); Hal Real, na faavaeina, World Cafe Live ma le sui o le komiti, National Independent Venue Association (Pennsylvania); Allentza Michel, ofisa o polokalame, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Massachusetts); Julie Baker, faatonu sili, Californians for the Arts (Kalefonia); Manny Cawaling, faatonu sili, Inspire Washington (Washington); Lauren DeNinno, faufautua sinia faiga faavae, Western Governors Association (Colorado); Laurel Sayer, Pule Sili, Midas Gold Corp (Idaho); Asanti McGee, sui itumalo, Sui US Susie Lee (Nevada); Karmen Rossi, Failautusi Komiti Fa'atonu WESTAF (Wyoming); C\u00e9zanne Charles, fa'avae fa'atasi, rootoftwo (Michigan); Abdiel L\u00f3pez, ofisa o polokalame, Nofoaga Autu mo Faiga Fa'aleaganu'u (Kalefonia); ma Jen Cole, pule sili o le aufaigaluega, Herberger Institute for Design and Arts i le Iunivesite o le Setete o Arizona (Arizona). I le isi lua vaiaso o lumana\u02bbi, o le a fa\u02bbatautaia ai e Tavita fa\u02bbamatalaga ma failauga ta\u02bbito\u02bbatasi ma laulau e fa e fesoasoani ia i latou e sauniuni ai mo a latou sauniga. O lo'o galulue nei le 'au o le feagaiga, o Lea, Samantha, Laurel, Natalie Scherlong, ma Tavita, i le fausiaina o le nofoaga e fai ai, ma le taula'i muamua i se nofoaga e lesitala ai.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

WESTAF MA SCANSION FA'atalanoaga ma le HEWLETT FOUNDATION (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

David, Madalena, Salvador Acevedo, paaga pule i le kamupani faufautua Scansion (ma le sui o le ELC faculty), ma Jorge Arango, sinia faiga fa\u02bbavae i Scansion, fa\u02bbatalanoaina ma le Hewlett Foundation i le iloiloga o se tofiga faufautua fa\u02bbatasi e fa\u02bbatino se faiga suiga fuafuaga amata mo le Polokalame Fa'ata'ita'i Fa'ata'ita'i lea o le a toe fa'amanino ai a latou fa'asalalauga, faiga fa'avae, ma atina'e fa'ameaalofa mo le fanua i le Bay Area.<\/span><\/p>\n

WESTAF E FA'AALIINA I CALIFORNIANS FOR THE ARTS WEBINAR I LE "O LE A LE FA'AMANATU I LE 2021 - TULAFONO MA FA'AUTUAGA MO LE FA'AIGA FA'AVAE" (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Today, David will join moderator Julie Baker, WAAN co-chair and executive director of Californians for the Arts; Jennifer Laine, executive director, San Benito Arts Council; Ron P. Muriera, owner\/consultant, RPM Consulting; and a representative of the National Independent Venues Association, to discuss current federal, regional, and state funding and legislative opportunities for artists, cultural workers, and the creative industries. From Save our Stages to PPP and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) for 1099 and mixed income earners to state programs to artist relief grants, <\/span>the webinar<\/span><\/a> is designed to inform California arts and culture constituents about opportunities to support the sector.<\/span><\/p>\n

ELC21 TATALO TAPIINA FEB. 1 (MS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

On January 8th, the SRI department launched the WESTAF ELC 2021 program application. As of today, applicants have little over a week to complete their application found at <\/span>https:\/\/www.westaf.org\/emerging-leaders-of-color\/<\/span><\/a> as the application is due February 1, 2:00 p.m. Mountain time. With the upcoming deadline, we encourage board members to share the application information (linked above) with all their networks and recommend qualified applicants, when applicable. For more information, please reach out to Madalena.<\/span><\/p>\n

CNMI ARTIST APPLICATION (MS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

I le amataga o Tesema, na faalauiloa ai e le WESTAF le CNMI CARES Relief Fund for Artists. O lenei fesoasoani e lagolago ai tusiata a latou poloketi na faaleaogaina pe afaina leaga i le Coronavirus Pandemic i le Commonwealth o Northern Mariana Islands. O lenei fa'ameaalofa o le a tu'uina atu i tagata talosaga i luga o le muamua sau, muamua tautua, ma fa'amasinoina ta'i kuata e le WESTAF's SRI team. O le aso 31 Ianuari 2021, o le aso 31 o Ianuari, 2021, e fitu tusi talosaga ua tuuina atu, ma le iva o lo\u02bbo faagasolo. O le a matou galulue fa\u02bbatasi ma le vaega tupe e teu fa\u02bbailoga sa\u02bbo i tala a le au tusiata amata ia Fepuari.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

FONOTAGA MA THOMA FOUNDATION (MS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

In December 2020, Madalena was introduced by Gabrielle Uballez (ELC14\/NM) to Sarah Rovang and Christine Dong of the <\/span>Thoma Foundation<\/span><\/a>. The Thoma Foundation is a family foundation based in Santa Fe and Chicago, that serves the states of AZ, NM, OK, and IL. Historically, the Foundation has supported art collecting in diverse areas. More recently, the Thoma Foundation has shifted their priority to support equity and emerging arts leaders, specifically in rural areas, and technological innovation in the arts. Madalena had an introductory meeting with them in December, with a follow-up that included David last week. It was agreed that we will continue to discuss partnership opportunities over the course of the coming months as they pertain to our work in arts leadership, equity, and rural arts support in the states of AZ and NM. This could take the form of a regranting opportunity for WESTAF or another form of engagement with our networks in these states. We will be integrating Thoma Foundation into future discussions with our rural arts network.<\/span><\/p>\n

FONOTAGA MA DISART (LM)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Last week, Tamara Alvarado, Christian Gaines, David Holland, and Lani Morris met to discuss the future of accessibility work at WESTAF and within the region. As vice chair of the<\/span> DisArt<\/span><\/a> board, Christian connected WESTAF to the DisArt team. We are looking forward to further discussion and collaboration to build competency internally and within the region. Our team is motivated to build more intentional and authentic relationships with the disability community and work at the intersectionality of accessibility, inclusion, and racial equity.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

TUSI & AGANUU TA'ITA'I O LELEI (ACLC) FA'AALIGA FA'AOGA (DH)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Margie Johnson Reese, a member of the Emerging Leaders of Color faculty, invited David to lead an Americans for the Arts <\/span>Arts & Culture Leaders of Color Fellowship<\/span><\/a> session on January 15 to discuss professional communication and writing with a cohort of leaders from the Great Lakes Region. The session explored these topics through an equity lens, considering communication styles, components of personal communication, executive presence, writing skills for leaders, biases, and inequitable practices in communication based on white supremacy culture, plain language and plain English, and language liberation.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Ua filifilia e le komiti iloilo sui tauva e toatolu sui faaiu mo le tulaga Faatonu SRI, ma o le a faia faatalanoaga faaiu i lenei vaiaso.<\/span><\/p>\n

LE KOMITI O LE WESTAF WELLNESS (EW)<\/b><\/h2>\n

The WESTAF Wellness Committee is excited to announce that their first-ever<\/span> We Eat Super Tasty Awesome Food (WESTAF)<\/span><\/a> cookbook is finished! It\u2019s filled with recipes from home chefs to internet faves; with cuisines from Europe to the American South; with meals that will pique your palate and fill your soul. Most importantly, it\u2019s filled with recipes from the WESTAF community! Please enjoy, pass on to others, and give a shout-out to the recipe contributor if you make something.<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Ua talosaga le WESTAF mo le taamilosaga lona lua o le Polokalama Puipuiga o Totogi ma o lo\u02bbo matou fa\u02bbatali mo nisi fa\u02bbatonuga mai le USBank. E tusa ai ma fa\u02bbatatauga mana\u02bbomia, o le aofa\u02bbi o le matou nonogatupe e mafai ona o\u02bbo atu i le $436,962. O lenei fa\u02bbatusatusaga e fa\u02bbavae i luga o totogi ma fa\u02bbamanuiaga mo le 2.5 masina i le 2020. Ua talosagaina e le au suetusi se suiga i le taimi fa\u02bbamaonia su\u02bbega su\u02bbega: o le fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga mulimuli o le a fa\u02bbasoa atu i le komiti atoa fa\u02bbaeletoroni pe a mae\u02bba le fonotaga a le pulega ia Mati 24th. Fa'atasi ai ma le fa'agasologa o su'esu'ega mo le Fa'atonu SRI fou o lo'o aga'i i luma, o lo'o fa'at\u016bina e le vaega a le HR HR se fa'agasologa mo le fa'atulagaina o taui fou e fa'atatau i mana'oga i le Colorado Pay for Equal Work Act. O lo\u02bbo tu\u02bbufa\u02bbatasia tupe o Tesema ma o le a fa\u02bbasoa i le tusi a le komiti a\u02bbo le\u02bbi faia le fonotaga ia Fepuari.<\/span><\/p>\n

FUAFUAGA FAATASI MA FA'AIGA (NS)<\/b><\/h2>\n

Na fono le vaega tutusa i le amataga o le masina nei ma ua iai le fuafuaga e toe fono e faamaea ai se suesuega i le aufaigaluega e lagolagoina ai le fausia o se faamatalaga o tau tutusa. O Lauren ma Eliza na ta'ita'ia lenei fa'amoemoe e avea ma la matou poloketi muamua o la matou galuega fa'alotoifale e fa'atotonuina tagata ma fa'ata'ita'iga. O lenei fa'amatalaga tau fa'atatau o le a mafai ai e a tatou galuega ona i ai se fa'atonuga manino o le a fa'aaogaina e fesoasoani ai i le aufaigaluega ia malamalama i le fa'amoemoe o taumafaiga uma tau atina'e e feso'ota'i ma le fuafuaga fa'ata'atia mo le aga'i i luma. O le a fono le vaega o faiga faavae i le aso 28 o Ianuari e faamae'a ai le faailoaina poo fea o poloketi mai pepa o le a amata ona tatou galulue ai i lenei tausaga. Justine ma Janae o le a auai foi i le isi fonotaga fuafuaina mo le Arts Leadership & Advocacy Seminar (ALAS) ma fuafua pe iai se avanoa mo le vaega o faiga faavae e aofia ai i ana fuafuaga ma \/ po\u02bbo le fa\u02bbatinoina. O lo'o fa'aauau pea ona galulue le vaega o feso'ota'iga i la matou fuafuaga fa'atino mo le vaega o su'esu'ega a le WESTAF. O le vaega muamua o le a aofia ai le iloiloga o oloa a le WESTAF e aofia ai le fa\u02bbagasologa o feso\u02bbota\u02bbiga oloa, poto masani a le aufaipisinisi, ma mea fa\u02bbapitoa. Ua toe fetuuna\u02bbi a matou fonotaga ina ia faia i masina ta\u02bbitasi, ma o le isi fonotaga a le vaega o feso\u02bbota\u02bbiga e faia ia Ianuari 25th.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Na taula\u02bbi le vaega o pisinisi i le fa\u02bbafouina ma le iloiloina o le alualu i luma o le OKR mo le kuata muamua, lea na fa\u02bbai\u02bbu ia Tesema 31, 2020. O le tele o le kuata tasi na taula\u02bbi i le fuafuaina ma fetuunaiga taimi a\u02bbo matou mauaina fa\u02bbamatalaga fou. Q2 o le a taula\u02bbi i le fa\u02bbatinoina o fuafuaga fuafuaina. O fa'atauga ma tupe maua o fa'amuamua pito i luga fa'atasi ai ma le suia o a tatou sini e fa'aoga ai a'afiaga ole COVID.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Justine put together CaFE’s<\/span> end-of-year recap<\/span><\/a> highlighting stats in 2020. In spite of the pandemic and the challenges involved, the team kept busy by delivering excellent customer service with care and empathy. In December, Justine also interviewed our very own Lori Goldstein for the monthly webinar series titled, <\/span>Developing Virtual Public Art Experiences and Exhibitions<\/span><\/a>. This cross-program webinar introduced the Public Art Archive to CaFE customers. Lori featured PAA virtual exhibits and offered tips to organizations about ways to activate their own art collections as well as best practices for organizing virtual exhibitions, and general considerations when thinking about alternative exhibition formats.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Ua see atu le taulaiga a le au i le isi CVList ma ua faia se fonotaga amata mo le poloketi. O lo'o matou i ai i le vaega o su'esu'ega fa'amaumauga lea o le a fa'agasolo ai e Trevor lisi fa'amaumauga mo manatu pito i luga e tolu ma toe fo'i mai i le 'au mo le toe iloiloga mulimuli. O lenei taamilosaga o le CVList o le a fa\u02bbaalia ai se faiga fa\u02bbapa\u02bbaga ma le PAA ina ia mafai ai ona fa\u02bbaogaina nisi fa\u02bbasalalauga fa\u02bbasalalauga. O fa\u02bbamatalaga o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbamautuina pea, ae matou te fa\u02bbamoemoe e tu\u02bbufa\u02bbatasia se seti fa\u02bbamaumauga e fa\u02bbamalamalamaina ai foi le aoina o le Public Art Archive i Sisifo. I isi tala fou, na fa\u02bbamae\u02bbaina e Tavita se WESTAF Data Briefing mo se tagata fa\u02bbatau, le California Arts Council. O le pu'upu'u na aofia ai se va'aiga maualuga maualuga o faalapotopotoga e le o ni polofiti i le setete o Kalefonia. O le mea lea na maua ai le $500 mo CVSuite faatasi ai ma se talosaga mo nisi galuega e tau i le $2,000. O le poloketi a le Creative Economy Recovery na fa\u02bbamae\u02bbaina e le 'au i nai vaiaso talu ai na fa\u02bbasalalau e le NASAA. O lo'o fa'amoemoe le CVSuite e maua le totogi fa'ai'u mo lenei poloketi i vaiaso a sau ma o lo'o fa'agaoioia se fuafuaga fa'asoa feso'ota'iga mo le poloketi.<\/span><\/p>\n

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

GO Smart o lo\u02bbo galue i imeli tulitatao o le a tu\u02bbuina atu i tagata e mauaina se fa\u02bbasalalauga maketi i le lua vaiaso talu ai. O lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbaauau pea ona galulue le au tekonolosi i luga o le tele o tiketi, fa\u02bbapipi\u02bbi se fa\u02bbafitauli o feso\u02bbota\u02bbiga Safari, ma fa\u02bbafouina le UX \/ UI i luga o le fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga ma aveese fa\u02bbamau i luga o le faitotoa o le pulega. Na matou auina atu se su'esu'ega e uiga i mana'oga feso'ota'iga a tagata o lo'o iai nei ma maua ai le tali 25%. Le tele o imeli na talosagaina e uiga i fa\u02bbama\u02bbi ma fa\u02bbaleleia, ma nisi o lo\u02bbo fesili e fa\u02bbalogo e uiga i faiga pisinisi ma autu DEI. O nisi na fa'afetaia le lagolago a tagata fa'atau latou maua i le tausaga atoa.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Ua fa'amae'aina ma le manuia e le 'au fa'atekonolosi a le PAA e lima fa'aleleia o tagata CMS i le CollectionSpace 6.1, lea o le a fa'ataga ai tagata fa'atauva'a sili atu ona fetuutuuna'i mo lipoti ma fa'aputuga fa'afouga fa'amaumauga. O lo'o fa'agasolo le 'au i le fa'atulagaina o fa'aleleia o lo'o totoe. E le gata i lea, o lo\u02bbo galulue Lori ma le CollectionSpace team i luga o se fa\u02bbaopoopoga fou mo le Public Art Profile e mafai ai e tagata fa\u02bbatau ona fa\u02bbaogaina le vaega "Checklist" mo le fa\u02bbatulagaina o taimi ma le fa\u02bbatinoina o galuega fa\u02bbapitoa o vaega fa\u02bbapitoa o fa\u02bbata\u02bbita\u02bbiga lautele - o se vaega e tele lava ina le maua i le tauva. faiga.<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Na matou sainia talu ai nei ni tagata fou se to'atolu i le ZAPP, o se fa'ailoga mautinoa ma le fa'atauga fou muamua o le tausaga fa'aletupe. O lo'o pisi fo'i le matou 'au i le fa'alauiloaina o se fuafuaga e fa'asolo ai a matou tagata fa'atau i le EFT mo a latou totogi fa'alemasina. Na matou lafoina a matou ulua'i valaaulia e 75 ma ua uma ona sainia le 50% o na valaaulia i le taimi nei. Ona o le tele o fa\u02bbalapotopotoga e le o mautinoa e uiga ia latou fuafuaga 2021, e tatau ona faia e le matou 'au le tele o siaki-in nai lo le masani e fa\u02bbamautinoa ai matou te le o tu\u02bbuina atu le ZAPP avanoa i tagata fa\u02bbatau e le\u02bbi totogiina pe sainia se fa\u02bbafouga konekarate.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

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Greetings WESTAF trustees and colleagues: Like me, maybe you’re feeling relieved \u2014 even optimistic and inspired \u2014 after an Inauguration Day that went by pretty smoothly last week given the circumstances we face as a nation. 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