Resources
COMING UP
- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21: Webinar: Start SmART: Strategies for Dealing with the Money Side of Your Creativity (from Tamarack Foundation for the Arts)( Cost: $50 for a weekly course for 6 weeks)
- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9: Webinar: Activating the Cultural Power of a Movement (from Arts & Democracy)
- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9: Webinar: Artists’ Response: Demonstrating Value in Times of Crisis (from the Knight Foundation)
- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21: Webinar: Artist Finances: Getting Through the Pandemic and Beyond (from Creative Capital) (Cost: $25)
- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12: Taller: Oportunidades e Ingresos en la Nueva Economía de las Artes (Spanish language workshop from Creative Capital) (Cost: $30)
- ON DEMAND: Webinar: 2020 Awakening: Reimagining Art for the New Normal (from For Freedoms and Wide Awake)
GETTING BACK TO WORK
- Nonprofit Restart Program: get reimbursed for PPE required to reopen
- State of Indiana “Back on Track” Guidelines. Simple graphic in this article: https://www.idsnews.com/article/2020/05/coronavirus-indiana-holcomb-to-reopen-bars-restaurants-economy
- Governor’s ‘Roadmap to Reopening Culminates with End of Restrictions on July 4 (from the Indianapolis Business Journal)
- State-by-State Business Reopening Guidance (from the US Chamber of Commerce) current as of May 4, 2020
- OSHA Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19
- Guidance Document: Reopening the Cultural Sector in U.S. Cities (from Bloomberg Philanthropies) - https://www.bbhub.io/dotorg/sites/2/2020/05/BP-Local-Response-Initiative_Reopening-the-Cultural-Sector_as-of-05282020.pdf
ADVOCACY
- How the Arts Are Vital in the Response to COVID-19 (from the Center for Arts in Medicine at the University of Florida)
- National Independent Venue Association: Join the #SaveOurStages Campaign and Tell Legislators to Save Independent Music Venues
RESOURCES FOR ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
GENERAL
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Americans for the Arts’ Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource and Response Center
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Medium’s Coronavirus Blog (status updates, thought pieces, analysis; no paywall)
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Table: Accessing CARES Act Funds for Organizations and Individuals
- How the Arts & Culture Sector Can Prepare for Coronavirus: Americans for the Arts
- How Arts & Culture Sector Can Prepare for Coronavirus: Americans for the Arts
- Performing Arts Readiness
- Resources from the International Association of Fairs and Expos
- League of American Orchestras Resource page
- National Endowment for the Arts’ resource list
- American Alliance of Museums’ resource list
- American Art Therapy Association’s resource list
- Resources for Art House Cinemas
- Resources for Addressing COVID-19 with a Racial Equity Lens
- Pro Bono Consultation with the DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland
- Nonprofit Finance Fund: COVID-19 Tools and Resources for Nonprofits
- On-Demand Webinar: Cashflow Planning (from the Nonprofit Finance Fund)
- On-Demand Webinar: Scenario Planning (from the Nonprofit Finance Fund)
- IBJ Podcast: Beyond COVID: Use a “Crisis Journal” To Track Key Decisions You Make as Information Changes
- IBJ Podcast: What Will Restaurants and Offices Look Like When the Economy Reopens?
CANCELLING OR REFORMATTING EVENTS
- CMX: A Comprehensive List of Tips, Tools, and Examples for Event Organizers During the Coronavirus Outbreak
- Translating the IRL Museum Experience to a URL-Based Experience (from ARTnews)
REOPENING PLANS and PRACTICES
- Recorded Webinar: From the Field: Reopening Plans and Best Practices (from the Indiana Arts Commission; from a May 15, 2020 livestream)
- Indiana Arts & Culture Restart Toolkit (from the Indiana Arts Commission)
- Event Safety Alliance (ESA) Reopening Guide
- Recorded Podcast: The Complications of Moving your Staff Back to the Office (from the Indianapolis Business Journal)
- Return-to-Work Planning Framework for Employers (from Marathon Health and OurHealth)
- Downloadable Return-To-Work Playbooks for Various Industries (from the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership)
- Downloadable, Editable On-Site Safety Protocol Template
COMMUNICATIONS AND MESSAGING
- 10 Reasons to Support the Arts in 2020 (Americans for the Arts)
- Not Another Zoom Meeting! 5 Alternatives to Video Communication
- How to Boost Authenticity in your Marketing and Communications Efforts
- How to Manage During a Crisis
- 8 critical lessons leaders need to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis (and one that will surprise you)
- Nine Steps Arts & Culture Leaders can Take to Overcome a Crisis
- Best Practices for Communication Management of COVID- 19 | PR Boutiques
- Building Trust while Working Remotely
- Centering Equity and Inclusion During Virtual Meetings & Working from Home
- How to Be an Inclusive Leader Through a Crisis
FUNDRAISING
- Grantmakers in the Arts
- Apply for a City of Indianapolis/Indy Chamber RESTART Grant to reimburse part of the cost to buy the PPE necessary for reopening
- Chronicle of Philanthropy: COVID-19 resources page (breaking news and some items free; others require a subscription)
- Kickstarter’s “Lights On” Initiative Now Allows Cultural Organizations to Crowdfund for Operating Costs
- Successful Fundraising Appeals in the Midst of COVID-19 (from Prosper Strategies)
- United We Stream: livestreaming/fundraising platform for primarily music events
- So You Want to Start an Emergency Relief Fund (from Springboard for the Arts)
- Resources for Crisis Fundraising (from Bloomerang)
- Nonprofits Get Medallia’s Crowdicity Crowdsourcing Software Free for 6 Months with Free COVID-19-Specific Templates
GOVERNMENT RESPONSE and RESOURCES
- City of Indianapolis resource directory
- State of Indiana resources
- Coronavirus Resources https://www.coronavirus.in.gov
- Roadmap to Recovery: http://www.backontrack.in.gov
- Employer PPE marketplace: workplaces with less than 150 people can receive minimal amounts of PPE necessary for doing business at no cost to employer (certain conditions apply) https://www.backontrack.in.gov/ppemarketplace.htm
- Virtual Office Hours with Nina (from Americans for the Arts): get your CARES Act questions answered daily from 11am-12n EDT
- City of Indianapolis and Indy Chamber $10M Small Business Rapid Response Loan Program
- Federal CARES Act (overview from Forbes)
- Federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
- Sample application: https://www.sba.gov/document/sba-form--paycheck-protection-program-borrower-application-form Find a Lender: https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/coronavirus-relief-options/paycheck-protection-program
- Access PPP Funding through Indy Chamber BOI: https://www.response.indychamber.com/loans
- Federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP): Sample application
- Mission, Money, & Markets: Nonprofit Guide to Accessing Capital through the 2020 CARES Act (from the Kresge Foundation)
- Indiana Arts Commission: Recorded Webinar on Navigating Unemployment Changes due to COVID-19 (from March 31, 2020)
- Institute of Museum and Library Services CARES Act Grants: to support the role of museums and libraries in responding to the coronavirus pandemic (deadline June 12, 2020)
GRANTS AND OTHER FUNDING SOURCES
- City of Indianapolis Annual Grants Program COVID-19 Relief Fund (apply between Oct. 5-16, 2020 ONLY) for Arts & Culture organizations currently (2020) funded through the City of Indianapolis’ Annual Grants Program applicable to rent and utilities costs, up to $9,000 available.
- Arts Council of Indianapolis Restart & Resilience Fund for Indiana-based, Marion County-headquartered arts & culture organizations. Funds $5,000-$500,000 to enable the organization to adapt to new, unexpected physical and programmatic requirements occasioned by COVID-19.
- The Indianapolis Rotary Foundations Offers Community Grants to Organizations Significantly Impacted by COVID-19
- The Terra Foundation Offers Relief Grants for Visual Arts Organizations Engaging with Art of the United States
- The Craft Futures Fund Offers $5,000 Grants for Craft Media-Based Education Programming in Response to COVID-19
- How to Create & Promote a GoFundMe Fundraiser in Response to COVID-19
LEGAL
- Pro Bono Indiana’s Lawyers for the Arts project is designed to provide legal resources. Artists and small arts organizations with limited funds may qualify for pro bono legal assistance. Others with greater resources can be referred to attorneys with the expertise to assist with their concerns. To see if you qualify and to obtain help, please call 812-402-6303 (Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Central time).
ART NEWS
- The Pandemic Closed Art Galleries' Doors. But Who Said a Gallery Needs Four Walls and a Ceiling? (June 11, 2020)
- Unable to show their work, arts organizations protect neighborhoods, feed those in need (June 8, 2020)
- What Happens When We Lose the Art that Brings Us Together? (March 20, 2020)
- Can Online Shows Save the Theater Industry? (May 20, 2020)
- What Socially Distanced Live Performance Might Look Like (May 14, 2020)
- Mayors of Major US Cities Urge Congress to Provide Additional Support for the Arts and Culture Sector (May 14, 2020)
- What Legal Rights Do Artists and Galleries Have During a Pandemic? (May 13, 2020)
- Has Anyone Asked Artists What They Need? (May 11, 2020)
- The Coronavirus Means Curtains for Artists (May 7, 2020)
- Arts venues will be among the last to reopen and must overcome some of the toughest hurdles (Indianapolis Star, May 8, 2020)
- The Coronavirus Means Curtains for Artists (May 7, 2020)
- Here’s What Visiting Museums Could Be Like Once They Reopen During the Coronavirus Fight (Indianapolis Star, May 6, 2020)
- How Artists Are Bringing Us Together While Staying Apart (May 4, 2020)
- For Artists in Need, a New Coalition Brings $11.6 Million in Speedy Relief (May 4, 2020)
- When this is all over we must reimagine the infrastructure of the arts (May 1, 2020)
- The NEA hopes to keep arts jobs alive in the US—with limited federal relief funds (April 29, 2020)
- Leading Urban Designer Calls for Public Art to be Revitalized in the Wake of the Pandemic (April 30, 2020)
- Furloughed Musicians and A New Digital Frontier: Performing Arts in the COVID-19 Shutdown (April 27, 2020)
- Laura Holzman: Arts Play an Essential Role in Challenging Times (op-ed in the IBJ: April 24, 2020)
- Why the Pandemic Represents an Existential Crisis for Performing Artists (April 23, 2020)
- Arts Groups and their Neighbors Devastated by Shutdowns (April 20, 2020)
- Arts Groups and their Neighbors Devastated by Shutdowns (April 20, 2020)
- During a Crisis, Is Art Just a Luxury? What the New Deal Has to Teach Us About the Importance of Supporting the Arts (April 20, 2020)
- People Need Art in Times of Crisis. That’s Why Museums Should Be Among the First Institutions to Reopen for Business—Here’s How (April 14, 2020)
- How Can We Radically Re-Imagine the Dance World Post-Coronavirus? (April 16, 2020)
- How Small Arts Nonprofits in the U.S. are Responding to the Existential Threat of COVID-19 (April 13, 2020)
- Art Begins with Artists, and We Need to Help Them Now (April 13, 2020)
- Artists May Need a Depression-Era Jobs Program Today (updated April 13, 2020)
- Arts, Struggling to Survive Pandemic, Face a Longer Road to Recovery (April 11, 2020)
ARTIST RESOURCES
GENERAL
- Ghost Light Arts Slack Channel: Artists Sharing Resources (can add to your existing Slack account or join free)
- Artist INC Cares: A Four-Part Series on Finding Financial Help
- How to Support Artists in a COVID-19 World
- Freelancer Artist Guide to Coronavirus
- Coronavirus Small Business Resources (from the US Chamber of Commerce)
- Pro Bono Consulting for Public Artists In Response to COVID-19 (from Forecast Public Art)
- Creative Capital list of artist resources
- Indy Chamber Rapid Response Hub (for small businesses)
- Critical Emergency Needs (food, housing, medical care)
- Rust Belt COVID-19 Mutual Aid Resources (from BeltMag)
- Urban Awareness Gardens (fresh food boxes)
- Facebook group: Indianapolis Area Community Resources during COVID-19
- Comcast offers free Internet Essentials service to new low-income customers for 2 months (sign up by April 30)
- PCs for People offers low-cost, refurbished Internet-ready devices for low income customers
- Kheprw Institute Pandemic Resources (general)
- COVID-19 Resources for Art Therapists
- Kickstarter’s List of Resources for Artists during COVID-19
UNEMPLOYMENT AND DISASTER RELIEF
Filing for State of Indiana unemployment benefits due to COVID-19: https://www.in.gov/dwd/19.htm Details about special COVID-19 eligibility and increased payments here: https://www.in.gov/dwd/dua.htm FAQ here: https://www.in.gov/dwd/files/Indiana_Unemployment_FAQ.pdf File your application here: https://www.in.gov/dwd/3474.htm
The situation is rapidly changing and people who normally would not be eligible for unemployment--such as self-employed, freelance, and gig workers--may in fact be able to receive benefits. Be patient--they may not have built out the resources you need yet!
- An Artist’s Guide to Navigating the COVID-19 World (recorded webinar from the Indiana Arts Commission)
- Facebook Group: Indiana Unemployment Peer-to-Peer Information (to share experiences and seek advice: not a substitute for DWD FAQ sheets or instructions!)
- Flow Chart: Unemployment Support for Creative Individuals
- IBJ Podcast: What You Need to Know About Unemployment Now
- US Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Assistance
- What to Know about the New Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans for Small Businesses [including self-employed artists] (apply starting April 10 through a bank or credit union; limited funds available and they are first-come, first-served)
SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT
- Pro Bono Indiana’s Lawyers for the Arts project is designed to provide legal resources. Artists and small arts organizations with limited funds may qualify for pro bono legal assistance. Others with greater resources can be referred to attorneys with the expertise to assist with their concerns. To see if you qualify and to obtain help, please call 812-402-6303 (Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Central time).
- Indiana Small Business Development Center Resources during COVID-19
- Nonprofit Lender Bankable Offers “QuickBridge” and “Reboot” Immediate-Relief Loans for Indiana Small Businesses
- SCORE Indianapolis Small Business Support and Free Resource Center
- GoFundMe Small Business Relief Initiative and Fund
- Hello Alice Small Business Support and Relief Grants
- LISC Indianapolis Emergency Resources for Small Businesses
- LISC Small Business Recovery Grant for Minority, Immigrant, and Women-Owned Businesses
PERSONAL FINANCE RESOURCES
- Growing Places Indy’s “Food in Transit” Program
Provides fresh, locally grown vegetables at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center -
- Open every Wednesday 2-5pm from July through October
- Priced reasonably at $5 or $10 per pre-boxed and wrapped assortment
- SNAP, EBT, cash, credit, and debit payments accepted
- SNAP recipients get a 50% discount on orders up to $10
- City of Indianapolis Rental Assistance Program
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- Applications open July 13
- Renters living in Marion County are eligible for assistance
- Provides 3 months’ rent payments for those whose income was reduced due to COVID-19-related job loss
- Can be applied to back rent unpaid as early as April 1
- State of Indiana Rental Assistance Program
- Applications open July 13
- Renters living in Indiana outside of Marion County are eligible for assistance
- Provides up to $2,000 to cover past-due and current rent payments and/or late fees for those whose income was reduced due to COVID-19-related job loss
- Not available to renters with a Section 8 voucher or who receive USDA Rural Development rental assistance, or who live in public housing, or who already receive rental assistance from another source
- Indiana Coronavirus Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Guide
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) aka “food stamps”
- SNAP is a federal program for very low income people to ensure that they receive food.
- It is federal aid, but administered through the states: find Indiana’s program here: https://www.in.gov/fssa/dfr/2691.htm
- Eligibility is restricted to households with assets totalling $5,000 or less (not including home, land, or personal belongings) and with income less than 130% of the poverty level (which varies according to household size).
- Benefits vary according to the number of people in the household.
- Benefits are provided using a swipe card and are reloaded automatically.
- Assistance can only be spent on food items; not all food items can be paid for using SNAP funds.
- Regular reporting is required and benefits are decreased as income increases.
- Apply for benefits here: https://www.in.gov/fssa/dfr/2999.htm
- Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) aka “welfare” https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/613
- TANF is a federal program for very low income people to ensure they can survive while they look for work. Typically, eligible recipients have used up all their unemployment income or are ineligible for unemployment compensation.
- It is federal aid, but administered through the states; find Indiana’s program here: https://www.in.gov/fssa/dfr/2684.htm
- Provides cash benefits for very low income families with children under 18
- Eligibility is restricted to households with children under 18 and with assets under $1,000 (except for your home)
- Benefits are provided based on number of eligible parents and number of children in the household; it’s possible for no adults to be eligible and only the children to be eligible
- To receive benefits, household adults must be actively searching for or training for a job: this funding is meant to provide a bridge to employment income
- Regular reporting is required and benefits are decreased as income increases
- Apply for benefits here: https://fssabenefits.in.gov/bp/#/
- Indiana Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - https://www.in.gov/ihcda/4067.htm
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- Provides a one-time $350 benefit to cover about 2 months of utility payments
- Must have lost your job or had your work hours significantly reduced since the start of the COVID-19 emergency
- Apply by July 31; receive benefit in approximately 90 days
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- If the coronavirus has you worried about your mortgage, these tools can help
https://www.curbed.com/2020/3/18/21185463/coronavirus-mortgage-tips-lenders-servicers-covid-19 and US Orders Up to a Yearlong Break on Mortgage Payments https://www.npr.org/2020/03/19/818343720/homeowners-hurt-financially-by-the-coronavirus-may-get-a-mortgage-break
- Can You Reduce or Eliminate Your Student Loan Debt If You’ve Been Affected by the Pandemic Crisis? Use This Tool to Find Out
- A Guide to COVID-19 and Your Finances: What You Need to Know
- Negotiating your Bank Debts During the COVID-19 Crisis
- Free Financial Counseling from Pete the Planner
- Financial Readiness Tips from FORUM Credit Union
- IHCDA Coronavirus Eviction and Foreclosure Resource Guide
- Am I Protected from Eviction During COVID-19? An Interactive Website (from ProPublica)
EMERGENCY RELIEF GRANTS
- Kheprw Institute LEAD Support Fund for Artists and Entrepreneurs
- Indiana’s Hardest Hit Fund (for mortgage payment assistance)
- Indy Musicians Relief Fund/Indianapolis Jazz Musician’s Relief Fund: for Indianapolis-area musicians in jazz and related genres (to apply email indymusiciansrelief@owlmusicgroup.com)
- Artist Relief Project for Individual Artists Financially Impacted by COVID-19
- Critical Minded Offers Relief Grants to Critics of Color (deadline June 8)
- Foundation for Contemporary Arts COVID-19 Relief Fund (for “experimental” artists) DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 1
- Artist Relief (New York Times article)
- Bret Adams and Paul Reisch Foundation COVID-19 Relief Grants (for playwrights, composers, librettists, and lyricists: given on a lottery basis)
- Hilary Teachout Grants for COVID-19 Artist Relief (Currently Only Taking Waitlist Applications - more grants will be made as more funds become available)
- Indiana Music Industry Relief Fund from Midway Music Speaks (for women-identifying and non-binary musicians, music industry professionals, and non-profit music organizations based in the state of Indiana)
- The Red Backpack Fund COVID-19 Emergency Relief for Women Entrepreneurs (Currently Closed; Opens Again June 1 - 8)
- ELEVATE Small Business Grant for Indiana and Michigan Entrepreneurs (small-business-grant)
- Relief Grants for Artists and Activists (Soze Foundation, Taskforce, and Invisible Hand collaboration) WAITLIST APPLICATIONS ONLY
- The Worker’s Fund: COVID-19 Relief for Giggers and Low-earning Contract Workers email workersfund@theworkerslab.com for the latest information about how to apply
- Arts and Culture Leaders of Color Emergency Fund (for administrators and artists)
- COVID-19 Emergency Funding and Artist Resources
- Sweet Relief COVID-19 Musician’s Fund
- Music Health Alliance COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grant
- Healthwell Foundation COVID-19 Ancillary Fund ($250 for medical expense relief if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19)
- Artwork Archive’s List of Emergency Funds for Artists
- Twenty Summers Emergency Relief Fund/Programming
- Artists’ Fellowship Emergency Financial Aid (visual artists) (visual artists: for emergency medical expenses)
- MusiCares Coronavirus Relief Fund (paused pending additional donations)
- Artist Trust Resource List
- Artist Charitable Fund (visual fine artists; funds paid directly to the medical provider)
- Field of Vision Relief Fund for Documentary Freelancers (OPENS June 10th for 3rd Funding Round)
- Bluegrass Trust Fund
- Gospel Music Trust Fund
- ASCAP Music Unites Us: Resources for Musicians (through ASCAP and other)
- Actors Equity “Curtain Up” Coronavirus Relief Fund
- Authors’ League Fund
- Dramatists’ Guild Foundation Emergency Grants
- SAG-AFTRA COVID-19 Disaster Fund (for Screen Actors’ Guild / American Federation of Television and Radio Actors union members only)
- Bartenders’ Emergency Assistance Fund for COVID-19 Relief (if you work as a bartender)
- Broad Ripple ‘Rona Relief Fund (for employees of bars/restaurants/shops in the Broad Ripple neighborhood)
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCOME REPLACEMENT
- The Big Artist Opportunities List (community sourced)
- Arts Council of Indianapolis Artist Opportunities (CHECK DAILY!)
- Create A Mask Design Through Threadless and Help Support Frontline Medical Workers (upload your 2D design! artists receive 60% of the sale price; 40% goes to Medshare; view masks here: https://www.threadless.com/search/?sort=popular&style=face-mask&departments=accessories)
- Recorded Webinar: Creative Pricing Strategies for Artists (recorded April 2, 2020)
- Missed Tour: site aggregating merch for sale from bands whose tour gigs got cancelled
- Moonlighting.com
- HireArtists
- Upwork (freelance work)
- Crosshatch Publishing: get money for your journal entries!
- Sell Lyrics on Songbay
- Sell Music to Soundstripe for Royalty-Free Use by Others
- Interdisciplinary and Remote-Friendly Employers of Creatives (list)
- Artwork Archive’s Complete Guide to 2020 Artist Grants and Opportunities
- Art Deadlines List
- ArtJobs
- Public Artist
- Side Arts
- Opnr
- Call for Entry
- Sustainable Arts Foundation: grants supporting artists with families
- Small Business Crowdfunding with Patronicity
- Indy Service Workers Tip Replacement Venmo List Application
- General Employment Resources
- Hiring Hoosiers Job Board: Jobs Available Immediately
- Indy Star Job Listings
- Employers with Immediate Vacancies (Indy Chamber Rapid Response Hub)
- Indiana Career Connect
DOING YOUR WORK VIRTUALLY
- Digital tools for artists to get your business going virtually
- NAMM Foundation Resources for Teaching Music Online
- Can You Teach Art Online? (for university-based artists)
- New to Live Online Events? Here’s Your Plan (from EventBrite)
- Online Event Resources (from Looking Glass Creative)
- Innovation in the Time of COVID: A Toolkit for Creative Alternatives to In-Person Based Arts Activities (from Forecast Public Art)
- Transitioning Programs and Artistic Content into an Online Structure (from Artsopolis)
- 16 Ways for Artists to Sell Their Creative Work Online
- StageIt: Platform for Non-Recorded Virtual Concert Experiences
- 10 Facebook Live Tips to Follow Before, During, and After Your Broadcast
- 11 Facebook Live Tips for Artists (by Joy Hernandez)
- Facebook to Add Option to Charge Your Viewers for Livestreaming
- A Guide to Hosting Virtual Events on YouTube
- The Freelancer’s Guide to Starting a podcast
- Panel (recorded): Artists in a Time of Global Pandemic
- Virtual Music Events Directory: A How-To Guide
- Tips for Musicians (from cdbaby)
- Resources for Teaching Artists
- Art is Alive: newsletter with tips for artists by artists
- Best Music Hashtags (and other social media tips)
- 9 Things To Do Now That Your Gigs are Cancelled
- Obtain a “Pandemic License” to Read Books Out Loud Online Without Copyright Problems
- College Art Association’s Resources for Teaching Remotely
- Recorded Webinar: Potential Business Ramifications of Coronavirus (COVID-19) (March 12, 2020; some information may be outdated) Presented by the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP)
OTHER SUPPORT
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