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Expeditions-supported Angélique Kidjo performance at the International Festival of Arts & Ideas | Photo: Judy Sirota Rosenthal

Advocacy

Below are links to organizations with information and data regarding the impact of the arts. Current Advocacy Actions Save the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts The NH State Council on the Arts

Arts & Accessibility

Making Your Programs and Services Accessible NEFA supports universal access to the arts and strongly encourages all arts organizations to foster integration for individuals of all ages and abilities

Artist Nia Holly (Nipmuc), Gail Rokotuibau (Narragansett/Pequot), Dawn Spears (Narragansett/Choctaw), and Samantha Fry (Narragansett) stand together and smile facing the camera inside a high tunnel at the Markets & Marketing workshop

Native American Arts

NEFA partners with the Northeast Indigenous Arts Alliance (NIAA) to produce events and opportunities for Native American artists working in New England.

Three women sit around a table having a discussion, with papers in front of them.

Professional Development

See "What's Happening" below, where we list professional development opportunities in our monthly "Jobs & Opportunities" postings. NEFA hosted events and professional development opportunities

Two men, one in a wheelchair, and two women, one with an arm amputation, are on a stage. Title of the report between their heads, "Art in the Service of Understanding."

Publications

Racial & Social Justice Resources

NEFA values an equitable, diverse, and inclusive world, which we interpret as all people having fair access to the tools and resources they need to realize creative and community endeavors. We

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