{"id":8365,"date":"2019-07-17T11:30:42","date_gmt":"2019-07-17T17:30:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.westaf.org\/?p=8365"},"modified":"2024-07-31T07:36:31","modified_gmt":"2024-07-31T14:36:31","slug":"bi-weekly-recap-july-15-2019","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/staging.wearecreativewest.org\/sm\/bi-weekly-recap-july-15-2019\/","title":{"rendered":"Toe ta'ilua-vaiaso: Iulai 15, 2019"},"content":{"rendered":"

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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\u201cAfai e tapunia le fono faatufugaga a le setete i le Aso Gafua, fai mai se fofoga fetalai o le a toe tatalaina. Ua na'o se mataupu o afea. Tusa lava pe le fa'amalo e le Fono Faitulafono le veto, e mafai lava ona latou fa'atupe le fono e ala i le tala fa'atatau o tupe.\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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Na ou fesili ia Kes e uiga i lenei mea. O lana tali lea i le aoauli o le MDT i le Aso Sa, Iulai 14:<\/span><\/p>\n

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\u201cO le tali pu\u2019upu\u2019u o lo\u2019o matou fa\u2019amoemoe lava. O lo'o i ai le lagolago lautele a vaega lua i totonu o le fono faitulafono, ma matou te manatu o lo'o i ai se avanoa lelei e mafai ai ona toe fa'afo'i nisi o a tatou tupe mo le tausaga fa'aletupe fa'atoa amata i tupe fa'aopoopo e ono aofia i totonu o le Tala Fa'atatau o Tupe. E tatau lava ona pasia e le Fono Faitulafono se Tala o le Tupe a le Malo, a o lei oo i le aso 31 o Iulai, ma ua le mafai ai ona soloia se tasi o veto mata\u2019utia a le Kovana, ua latou manatu ai e faaopoopo ni vaega tupe mo galuega faatino i totonu o le Tala o le Tupe a le Laumua, po o se isi, pili faaopoopo o vaegatupe pe a mae\u2019a, mo se numera o tupe. vaega na tipiina. Matou te fa\u02bbamoemoe e iai i latou, ma manatu o lo\u02bbo i ai se avanoa lelei.\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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O le fa\u2019afitauli o le a fa\u2019aletonu ai fo\u2019i na tupe fa\u2019aopoopo, o lea o lo\u2019o fa\u2019agasolo ai faiga fa\u2019apolokiki fa\u2019avalevalea i tua i le taimi nei, i so\u2019o se itu, e va\u2019ava\u2019ai po\u2019o le a se vaega tupe fa\u2019aopoopo e ono naunau le Kovana e aua ne\u2019i veto, ae po\u2019o a fo\u2019i ni fa\u2019aletonu o le a faia e le fono faitulafono. e fai ma ia ina ia maua ai na faamautinoaga. O lea e tumau le faamoemoe, ae e leai se tasi na te iloaina.\u201d\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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E pei ona silafia, sa mafai e le WESTAF ona faatupeina nisi o fonotaga a le komesina o le ASCA, taumafaiga tau le tulafono (i le amataga o le sauniga, sa matua\u2019i leai lava le latou paketi, ona toe fa\u2019afo\u2019i lea o le fa\u2019afetai i taumafaiga fa\u2019atosina sa matou fa\u2019atupeina), ma sa matou auai i a latou aganu\u2019u. fuafuaga fa'alagolago lea sa fa'aauau a'o le'i leaga mea uma. Faatasi ai ma le lavelave, pei-lautele natura o le ASCA, o se piliki oona e foloina o le setete faasaoina $700K, ae leiloa e le lala sooupu $2.8M i lena ma isi faatufugaga e faatatau i faaeega paia ma faatupeina faavae tumaoti.<\/span><\/p>\n

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O le a faia e le WESTAF alauni ma taumafaiga uma e fa'atumauina ai Alaska i le aiga o setete o lo'o auai WESTAF. Ua matou i ai iinei e tuuina atu le lagolago ma le toomaga i soo se auala matou te mafaia. I vaiaso a sau, o le a ou maua nisi fa\u02bbamatalaga e uiga i foliga, tonu. E ui e le o se mataupu autu, ae o lo\u02bbu tiute foi i le WESTAF e tu\u02bbuina atu se fa\u02bbamatalaga auiliili o le a\u02bbafiaga o lenei mea i le tala o le tupe a le WESTAF i le agai i luma. O lenei tulaga e ono aofia ai le leiloa o le totogi o le auai o Alaska i le WESTAF ma nisi o tupe maua o le tau o oloa faatekonolosi ua leiloa i le FY2020, fa\u02bbapea fo\u02bbi ma le fa\u02bbaitiitiga tutusa o le fa\u02bbatupeina o le NEA RAP i le FY2021, faatasi ai ma isi a\u02bbafiaga e mana\u02bbomia ona foia.<\/span><\/p>\n

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E tele si'isi'i mamafa o le a o'o mai ma fa'amoemoe e tele mea e mafai ona a'oa'oina mo le lumana'i o Alaska ma le lumana'i o fa'atupega fa'aitulagi. O le a se mea e mafai ona e faia? Ia, afai e te le\u02bbi maua se avanoa, ou te fa\u02bbamalosia oe e tu\u02bbuina atu se tusi lagolago i a tatou uo i Alaska o lo\u02bbo tauina le taua lelei. Tau lava o le fai atu o lo\u02bbo e mafaufau ia i latou, o lo\u02bbo i ai iinei mo i latou ma lagolagoina i latou-aua le fesili i se mea e mana\u02bbomia ai se tali (latou te pisi!):<\/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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\u201cE Faavavau le Faamoemoe i le Fatafata o Tagata.\u201d \u2014 Alesana Pope<\/span><\/p>\n

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FAATONU O FAIGA FAAVAE<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Ua matou faailoaina se sui tauva sili. Na tula'i mai o ia o se fa'ai'uga i le ulua'i ta'amilosaga su'esu'e, ona fa'aauau ai lea ona fa'afiafiaina le Au Fa'atonu a le Aufaigaluega i le fa'atalatalanoaga lona lua. Ua tula'i mai o ia o le autasi e sili ona fiafia i ai mai se matata o ni sui fa'ai'u mata'ina ma agava'a. Na ou toe talanoa ma ia a o le\u02bbi o\u02bbo i le aso malolo o Iulai 4, ma na mafai ona fa\u02bbamaonia lona fa\u02bbaauauina o lona naunautaiga mo le avanoa, ma o a matou taui e ogatusa ma lona mafaufau. Na mafai foi e Mike Lange ma Tamara Alvarado ona talanoa ia te ia i le vaiaso talu ai ma lipotia lelei. Ua matou sauni e lafo atu ia te ia se tusi ofo pe a uma ona matou talanoa i ana mau, lea o le a faia i lenei vaiaso. O Laurel Sherman ua faia se galuega tele i le fefa\u02bbataua\u02bbiga o lenei faiga ma sa fa\u02bbamuamua foi e le LRT fa\u02bbatalanoaga ma talanoaga ina ia fa\u02bbaauau pea lenei mea. Matou te fa\u02bbamoemoe e mafai ona fa\u02bbasalalau vave o ia! O le taimi lava na ia talia ai le tulaga, o le a ou tusia se lisi o sini fa\u02bbamuamua e pei o a\u02bbu ma le Komiti Fa\u02bbatonu.<\/span><\/p>\n

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VAAIGA RAO<\/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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SA'UNIGA FA'ATAITA'I FA'ATAITA'I O LE SAA<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

O lo'o fa'apipi'i i lalo, fa'amolemole su'e se lisi fa'amuamua ma nisi fa'amatalaga o tagata auai ile loma SAA Atina'e Tomai Fa'apitoa e taloina i Denver mai Iulai 25-26. E tele a matou sui mai a matou setete i sisifo o lo\u02bbo auai ma Chrissy Deal ua fa\u02bbapotopotoina se lisi fa\u02bbamalosi malosi. Matou te fa\u02bbamoemoe foi e fa\u02bbaavanoa se avanoa i le lisi o mataupu mo se fa\u02bbamatalaga fa\u02bbamatalaga i le tulaga i Alaska.<\/span><\/p>\n

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VALAAU MA TENIQUA BROUGHTON<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Valaauga aoga ma le tausi mavaega Teniqua Broughton i le fa\u02bbaleleia o le MAC ma fuafuaga mo le ta\u02bbavaleina o lenei mea i le fonotaga a Oketopa BOT ma tua atu. Manaia tele ma sili atu o le a vave ona o\u02bbo mai!<\/span><\/p>\n

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PUSI PA MA TALA FAATATAU<\/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

O le vaega a le ZAPP ua taula\u02bbi atu i le fa\u02bbalauiloaina o le itu a le tusiata tali feavea\u02bbi. Sa i ai ni fa'atuai i le fa'ai'uga a le matou atina'e i fafo, ae o le aso fa'alauiloa o lo'o fa'amoemoeina o Aukuso 1. E le gata i lea, na fa'amae'aina le suiga i le matou faiga fou o totogi, Braintree, ma o lo'o galulue i le toe fa'atulagaina o le fa'agasologa o le toe fa'aleleia o totonu ina ia fetaui ma lenei. faiga fou.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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

O lo'o galulue le 'au a le CaFE i se fa'afouga fa'afuainumera o le fomu talosaga valaau mo tagata o lo'o iai e fa'atumu pe a mana'o e fa'aopoopo ni telefoni fou. O lo'o fa'aauauina a matou su'esu'ega ma fa'amatalaga muamua mo se fa'aleleia atili o le tu'ufa'atasia o mea tau tupe e fesoasoani ia i matou e siaki lelei fa'amatalaga fa'amatalaga a tagata fa'atau ma totogifuapauina o lo'o nofo aitalafu i totonu o le CaFE system.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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OE FAAMASINOGA<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Na tu'uina atu e le YJI lana fa'aaliga muamua e fa'ailoa ai le tapunia o le faiga e o'o atu ia Setema 1, 2019. O lo'o galulue le 'au ma tagata fa'atau o lo'o i ai nei e fa'aliliu i latou i isi auaunaga a le WESTAF i le taimi nei e o'o atu i le fa'ai'uga o le tausaga fa'aletupe.\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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Fa'afetai mo le galulue fa'atasi ma fesoasoani fa'atuatuaina! O Sisifo mamalu e sili ona lelei mo ia!<\/span><\/p>\n

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E pei ona masani ai,<\/span><\/p>\n

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Kerisiano<\/span><\/p>\n

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