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2017 National Arts Advocacy Day

This year’s National Arts Advocacy Day in Washington, DC had an undercurrent of energy that came from word that the President had proposed, just days

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Blog: March is NJ TEEN ARTS COUNTY FESTIVAL Time!

This March begins the kickoff of the Teen Arts Festival circuit in New Jersey. Individual counties across New Jersey host local Teen Arts Festivals showcasing

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Blog: From Armenia With Love

The most important life lessons I have ever learned came from my music teacher in Yerevan, Armenia. When I was fifteen, Rita Israelovna Petrosian was

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Blog: Arts Horizons Stands Alongside NJAEP

Arts Horizons stands alongside the NJAEP in the campaign for #artsednow! Not only do we believe in the movement to support Arts Education in our

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Guest Blog: Timothy Craig 2016 Recipient of NJPSA's Visionary Supervisor of the Year award

Guest Blog by: Timothy Craig Director of Fine & Performing Arts and Business Education Bayonne Public Schools 2016 Recipient of the NJPSA’s Visionary Supervisor of the

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BLOG: Thank an Art Teacher! with Ann Marie Miller, ArtPride NJ.

When I think back over my 30+ year career in the arts I wonder, “Who is responsible for jumpstarting my love of the arts?” I

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BLOG: Arts Ed Now – Local Heroes Spotlight

This September, in schools throughout New Jersey there was added cause for excitement amid the usual flurry of activity that marks the start of the

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BLOG: Creating a Campaign…Together by Ennis Carter, Director of Social Impact Studios

It’s always exciting to work on a new campaign. The energy of a powerful idea mixed with the spirit of dedicated advocates can spark creativity

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BLOG: Arts Ed Now: Ambassadors and Trailblazers, Let Us Hear Your Voice!

Since last September, when many of New Jersey’s devoted arts education leaders were introduced to the Arts Ed Now campaign, arts advocates have been abuzz.

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BLOG: "Seasons of Love" an Art and Music Mural Project by Alison Wallace

A few years ago, I found myself in a new situation as an art educator. After seven years of teaching high school art, I was

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