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February 19, 2020
Get Involved
An annual advocacy and awareness initiative first championed by Conductor Leonard Bernstein in 1971, YA Week has grown into a two-week celebration of arts-in-education observed each spring by the YA network, leaders in the field, and individual champions around the country. Organizations and individual advocates alike are encouraged to participate in YA Week by addressing local leaders about the importance of arts-in-education, and by showing support on social media using #YAweek.
The Network
We are proud to announce the addition of our newest affiliate, Pittsburgh-based Arts Ed Collaborative. Arts Ed Collaborative has been partnering with educators to unlock the transformative power of the arts in Southwestern Pennsylvania since 1998. The organization provides professional learning programs for individual arts educators, works with school districts to strengthen K–12 arts programs, provides evaluation and consulting services, and organizes regional convenings that highlight innovative practices in arts education.
Why Arts?
Young Audiences Arts for Learning's 2020 National Conference will bring thought leaders from across the YA Network and the arts-in-education field to New Orleans to explore the intersection of early learning and the arts. Register today!
Why Arts?
In its first major grant announcement of fiscal year 2020, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has named the recipients of federal funding for arts projects. Included in the NEA’s announcement are three Young Audiences affiliates, who received...
YA Arts for Learning
The National Office of Young Audiences Arts for Learning (YA) is looking for two new staff members to join our New York City-based team! We are currently seeking candidates for the following two positions: Director of Strategic Partnerships &...
