The Senior Selected for Spotlight Initiative Slate
Spotlight Initiative SelectionTHE SENIOR SELECTED FOR THE CREATIVE COALITIONSPOTLIGHT INITIATIVE SLATE Highly anticipated sports drama from Angel Studios and Wayfarer Studios starring Michael Chiklis and directed by Rod Lurie is a powerful story of perseverance, redemption, and human spirit. LOS ANGELES, CA, (September 4, 2025) — The Creative Coalition announced today that The Senior has […]
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Happening Tomorrow on NY1 – The Arts at a Crossroads
Tomorrow, August 9, 2025, at Noon ET / 9:00 AM PT on Spectrum News NY1, catch Tim Daly, President of The Creative Coalition, and Robin Bronk, CEO, in conversation with Arts & Culture anchor Stephanie Simon. With arts funding hanging in the balance as Congress debates funding cuts, this timely conversation tackles why the National […]
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We’re This Close…
We’re This Close — Help Push NEA Funding Across the Finish Line Please take a minute to read this: This op-ed in The Hollywood Reporter lays out point-by-point exactly why this fight for NEA funding matters to you — and what losing it could mean for the entertainment industry and any community that depends on […]
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One Last Lap – Where You Come In
The Creative Coalition’s Call to Action To Support the Senate’s NEA Funding The Creative Coalition is calling all arts advocates to action! Today, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved level funding for Fiscal Year 2026 of $207 million for the National Endowment for the Arts. We must urge members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives […]
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Arts: Good News! But There’s More…
Response to Funding Passed by Senate Appropriations Committee Today WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 24, 2025) – Today, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved its Fiscal Year 2026 Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations bill that includes funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). The Creative Coalition is pleased that the bill provides $207 million for […]
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It’s All Happening Now
ACTION ALERT: This Is Your Cue Speak Up for the Arts! This is the week — The Arts are in the spotlight this week on Capitol Hill — and we need YOU. Both the House and Senate are reviewing the bill that funds the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) — and decisions are being […]
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AMERICA AT RISK: THE CREATIVE COALITION SOUNDS ALARM ON NEA FUNDING CUT
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 14, 2025) – In response to today’s release of the House’s Fiscal Year 2026 appropriations bill, The Creative Coalition is urgently calling attention to a proposed 36% reduction in funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), a cut that would devastate communities nationwide. At a moment when the arts are […]
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TCC AND STAR IAIN ARMITAGE (“Young Sheldon”) ISSUE POWERFUL CALL TO SPOTLIGHT COMMUNITY ARTS PROGRAMS ACROSS THE NATION
New PSA, Written by Bill Prady (“Big Bang Theory”) Underscores the Urgent Need to Preserve America’s Creative Spirit Through NEA Funding WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 1, 2025) — Just in time for Independence Day, The Creative Coalition has released a stirring new public service announcement starring Iain Armitage (“Young Sheldon”) and written by Emmy-nominated television visionary […]
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TCC TALKS STORYTELLING & ADVOCACY AT TRIBECA FESTIVAL
Advocacy and Culture at the Heart of the Tribeca X Storytelling Session in New York City NEW YORK (June 11, 2025) – The Creative Coalition CEO, Robin Bronk, led a vibrant conversation, “Storytelling as Social Currency,” at Tribeca Festival’s Tribeca X Storytelling Summit earlier this week. Ms. Bronk sat with Creative Theory Agency co-founders Tamon George […]
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NEA Cancellations and Your Action
Statement from The Creative CoalitionOn the Cancellation of NEA Grants The move to cancel National Endowment for the Arts grants is shortsighted. It hurts the communities where the funds would have been invested. It denies access to the arts to thousands of Americans, including students in rural communities, veterans who heal from arts therapy and […]
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