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NEA Cultural Workforce Webcast — Tomorrow!

By JASMINE MAHMOUD | November 19, 2009

Tomorrow, Friday, November 20, the NEA will provide a free webcast of its Cultural Workforce Forum, featuring academics, foundation professionals and arts organizations reps discussing the state of arts and cultural workers. Ardath Weaver, who contributed the useful “Creativity and Connectivity” essay to Issue 1 about North Carolina’s creative economy, let us know about this event. →

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