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TCG Audience Revolution Manifesto

The following video was taken at the Audience (R)Evolution Learning Convening from February 20-22 in Philadelphia.

10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Working at Art Nonprofits

If you’re a young person planning on entering this field, I hope this prepares you more than I ever was when I started.

Some Friendly Advice on Fundraising

In this guest post by Lina Yang, she gives us the best of multiple perspectives on fundraising as it is practiced in arts and cultural organizations, and as it is taught in her current grad program in the East Coast.

Podcast Episode 010: Art Is My Occupation (Stanford University talk reprise)

Stanford University invited Anthem Salgado to talk to early career artists about what to expect and how to prepare as they enter the field. This audio captures the content of that presentation given for the event, Art is My Occupation.

How to Write Effective Cover Letters

Let’s take the mystery out of cover letters. I will help you get back to basics and stay on message so that you can get yourself that job interview! What do employers want to hear from you anyway? You may be surprised that it’s easier than you think.

The Ultimate Resume Tip

This is one way to save yourself a lot of time, and keep your information more central, and more organized. It will help a lot. Trust me.

Give Thanks: Benefits for Your Bank Account and More

Demonstrating appreciation isn’t just for social niceties either. It carries with it notable concrete benefits. For your pocket and the people around you!

Don’t Stop Believin’

Pushing to the brink of disaster only to turn around to achieve the best of outcomes. Sometimes, playing with your back against the wall brings out the best in you.

Drawing Strength: Lessons from a born-again artist

Find out how guest blogger Alanna Coby started something without realizing it, and what she discovered to be key to the journey.

Variety in the Boardroom: Time Waster or Money Saver?

If you think your ideas are the only game in town, you’re going to fail sooner rather than later. In this post, guest blogger Dustin Verburg reminds us that even though your ideas are great, it’s absolutely vital to include input from outside sources whenever you undertake a major project.