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Americans for the Arts seeks 250 partner organizations to participate in AEP6, their sixth national economic impact study of America’s nonprofit arts and cultural industry.

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This page is designed to assist and educate cultural organizations  as they prepare and develop their long range plan for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Plans are a requirement for all organizations receiving funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State. In addition, a majority of the state's County Cultural and Heritage Commissions require a plan from their grantees.

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The Certificate in Nonprofit Management Series program offers convenient access to 10 of the most essential classes for current and future nonprofit leaders. The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University’s School of Business has the largest offering of programs for nonprofit organizations seeking to become stronger and more sustainable.

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AASLH is pleased to share our 2021 Annual Report with the field. Despite another year that was anything but predictable, our community came together in meaningful ways that fostered connection, dialogue, and renewed dedication to the importance of history for all people.

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Resources for New Jersey businesses as they reopen and recover.

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Public Sector Support for Small Businesses

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As an entrepreneur, you know there’s never enough time. Make the most of yours by talking to a real person, not a robot. Connect with our business experts via live chat, available Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm ET. Getting started is simple and completely free. You deserve to chat with someone who can answer all your questions.

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Your business idea is ready to go, but you need answers to make sure you’re checking all the legal boxes. From business registration to funding and certifications, Navigator.Business.NJ.Gov has the information that can help you move things forward. Answer a few questions and get a (free) personalized business guide today.

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To create art, you need materials and tools. For the most DIY of us, we can find some of those materials and tools around our homes. But the rest of us will need to source tools, equipment, and materials to make our work. So, understanding that artists need to use tools and equipment that you aren’t always going to be buying for keeps, what are your options to borrow or rent the tools you need to create your work?

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Contracts for Artists: What They Are, When to Use Them, How They Can Protect You

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