If you are interested in learning more about New York’s budget process, the Division of the Budget has a “Citizen’s Guide” available on their website.  As a reminder, the FY2023 Enacted Budget is expected to be delivered by April 1, 2022.

Learn more about the economic impact of COVID-19 on the arts and cultural sector of NYS. This report from Americans for the Arts was published December 14, 2020. 

A webinar with Chris Walters, Grants Manager & Gallery Curator at The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. This webinar about virtual public engagment was a part of a series offered by NYSCA's State and Local Partnerships Program. Please explore the presentation here.

Upstart Co-Lab and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors have created The Guide: what cultural institutions need to know about investing for values and mission is the first primer on impact investing specifically for leaders of museums and other cultural institutions.

Arts Action Fund's Nina Ozlu Tunceli helps you navigate CARES Act funding opportunities, regulations, and deadlines via Zoom weekdays from 11am-12pm EST.

Find federal relief information, relief funds, webinars, impact surveys, data dashboards, articles providing context, and equity and mental health resources.

All day Monday-Friday, join workshops on career and finance essentials such as job searching and resume review, health insurance, budgeting and managing cash flow, and finding affordable housing.

AAM's resources include information about financial relief, staff policies, and using digital platforms.

The League's resources include group discussions and 1:1 executive consultations; advice on fundraising, marketing and governance; and creating digital events.

AEP's resources help arts ed providers include guidance and tools for shifting to online platforms, considerations for afterschool programs, and ways to integrate social and emotional learning.

This New York State Department of Education resource page provides guidance regarding museum deaccessioning regulations and best practices. 

Testimony from the Center for an Urban Future regarding the economic impact of COVID-19 on the NYS arts and cultural sector. Provided at the NYS Senate Committee on Cultural Affairs, Tourism, and Parks and Recreation Arts Roundtable on October 21, 2020. 

All NYSCA direct grantees have access to the NYSCA/NYCON Technical Assistance Program. Please reach NYCON directly for more information.

Learn more about New York State's powerful creative economy with this joint report from the NEA and BEA, published March 2022.

The NYSCA Memory Archive is a collection of film and media arts materials from New York State arts organizations and individual artists, representing over fifty years of funding by the New York State Council on the Arts.