Resources

FISCAL SPONSORSHIPS

Friends of Sacramento Arts (FOSA), a 501c3 tax-exempt organization, is offering a partnership opportunity to serve as a fiscal sponsor for arts education and arts-related grants in the Sacramento region.

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Proposition 28 is in its second year of implementation – and school districts STILL need arts teachers

Visit the California County Superintendents Arts Initiative webpage for actions you can take about credentialing arts teachers in California.

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Resources from the 9/24/2024 Advocating for Art and Music in Schools Webinar

Visit the California State Third District PTA website to view all of the resources from our webinar, including the recording, slides, and additional resources.

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Prop 28 Resource Doc: Community Based Organizations

This document contains pertinent information about funding distribution, district planning, the waiver process, FAQs, and resources.

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Prop 28 Parent Flyer

Share this flyer with parents, guardians, and caretakers in your community who want to see Prop 28, the Arts & Music in Schools Act Funding used as intended – towards expanding arts education!

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Folleto de la Propuesta 28 en español

Utilice este folleto y presentación en reuniones y eventos para informar a su comunidad sobre la Ley de Arte y Música en las Escuelas y el emocionante impacto que puede tener esta financiación.

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Arts Education Helps Students of All Ages

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Friends of Sacramento Arts Report

YEAR END REPORT

In January 2019, Friends of Sacramento Arts was established in response to the 2018 Creative Edge Culture Plan and the #1 goal to restore arts education in Sacramento’s public k-12 schools.

Fast forward to June 2020 and Friends of Sacramento Arts, in just 18 months, is recognizing and celebrating the lives impacted, the partnerships developed and the generous first-year philanthropic investors who made this possible.

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CREATIVE EDGE CULTURE PLAN

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LETTER FROM THE MAYOR

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CULTURAL EQUITY STATEMENT

In January 2017, the Race and Cultural Equity Task Force, established to ensure that the policies and procedures of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission are equitable and to create a new cultural equity statement, convened for the first time. Sixteen members of the public were appointed to serve on the Task Force. After six months, their work concluded with the adoption of the Arts Commission’s new Cultural Equity Statement. The Friends of the Sacramento Arts has also formally adopted this statement as a guiding principle of our work.

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