by betty | Jun 30, 2022 | Advocacy, Arts Funding, BAEI, News
Happy Summer, Arts Advocates! As you fire up the grill and have fun in the sun, be sure to take some time to get to know the candidates running in the primary election. Maryland’s Primary Election day is July 19, 2022. You can register to vote, view a sample ballot,...
by betty | Jun 17, 2022 | Advocacy, Arts Funding, BAEI, Events, From the Field, News
We held our first in-person presentation, Got Art? at The Maryland Art Summit on June 9th! This was both an opportunity to share with the arts community at large the work that we undertake as youth arts advocates and served as a call to action for adults...
by betty | May 11, 2022 | Advocacy, Arts Funding, BAEI, Events, News
Greetings Arts and Education Advocates, Did you know? For the first time ever, Baltimore City residents will have the opportunity to elect two School Board of Commissioner members in the 2022 election? On May 31st, community members were invited to join Arts Every...
by betty | Sep 17, 2021 | Advocacy, Arts Funding, Arts Integration, BAEI, News, Opportunities
In late September/early October traditional schools will be able to access ~$200 per student to support Fine Arts, Enrichment, and Athletics. This is a tremendous opportunity for Baltimore City Fine Arts teachers to GO BIG. Arts Every Day has created a 12 minute video...
by betty | Jun 24, 2021 | Advocacy, Arts Funding, BYAAC, News, Student Art
Hello, my name is Myra Hicks. I am a 10th grader at City Neighbors High School in Baltimore Maryland. This is my testimony on how I became a better student in math because of the band. It was one sunny morning on my first day of school in the fourth grade....
by betty | Jun 22, 2021 | Advocacy, Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, News, Professional Development, Schools Program
Arts Every Day believes in the power of the arts. That’s why we work endlessly with Baltimore City Schools (from the students all the way up to district leaders), local and national arts and cultural institutions and organizations, and with policy makers in Baltimore...
