NEA ARTS EDUCATION CAUCUS: The President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

The President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

In case you missed this--In celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month, visual artist Chuck Close, ballet dancer Damian Woetzel, and committee co-chairs Margo Lion and George Stevens, Jr. discuss arts and humanities education and the arts. October 19, 2010.

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The NEA Fine Arts Caucus is established:

to promote fine arts and fine arts education in all public schools in the US;
to influence the creation and maintenance of policy responsive to the needs of fine arts educators within the state affiliates and the NEA;
to actively work toward the implementation of policy through participation and influence on the NEA committees and governance bodies;
to provide a mechanism to support candidates for NEA office who will most benefit the cause of furthering Fine Arts Education within the nation;
to provide a mechanism by which NEA fine arts educators and advocates may introduce recommendations, secure support, and initiate action on concerns of fine arts members at the national, state and local level;
to introduce, enact and monitor "pro-arts" new business items, legislative intitiatives and resolutions at the annual NEA RA;
to increase awareness among all educators of the need of fine arts specialists in the regular school program;
to build a base on arts advocates who will work with arts educators to promote the goals of the caucus;
to encourage the establishment of Fine Arts Caucuses at the state and local level of NEA affiliates.

NEA ARTS EDUCATION CAUCUS

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

The President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

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