About CPAc
The Community Partnership for Arts and Culture (CPAC) is a nonprofit arts and culture service agency dedicated to Northeast Ohio’s success by preserving and advancing its arts and culture sector. CPAC works to prove and promote our cultural assets’ extraordinary contributions to our economy, education and quality of life. We help arts and culture prosper by fostering best practices in business development, sound cultural policy and in-depth research.
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Share your passion, knowledge and know-how and join our online community. It’s fast, easy and full of benefits:
- Be among the first to know about changing policies that affect the arts and culture sector
- Learn new opportunities to strengthen your operations
- Exchange ideas with other artists or community leaders
- Become active in community affairs More...
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COMING SOON
From Rust Belt to Artist Belt II :
CPAC is currently in the planning stages of the second conference of From Rust Belt to Artist Belt, expected to take place in September of 2009.
Visit the Creative Compass page to view information on the first conference and to read CPAC's white paper on Artist-Based Community Development (ABCD).
The Creative Workforce Fellowship (CWF) Cycle 2 :
Learn about the Creative Workforce Fellowship.
Sign up to receive updates on both of these programs and other news about what's happening in the Arts and Culture sector.
Capacity Building
CPAC provides strategic assistance to individual artists and arts and culture organizations to advance their ability to deliver programs and services to the public. Our programs include:
Click here to find out more about our capacity building programs...
Public Policy
CPAC advocates for arts and cultural public policy that sustains and cultivates Northeast Ohio's arts and cultural assets.
Click hear to read more about our public policy efforts...
Research
CPAC collects data, conducts ongoing research and provides information that communicates the value of arts and culture.
CPAC recently released the following report to assess the progress that has been made regionally since the release of the Northeast Ohio Arts and Culture Plan in May 2000:
Also available is the recent report of our constituent survey findings:
Click here to access our entire research database...
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