“The Perfect Age of Rock âNâ Roll” Aligns With Our Troops
Red Hawk Films, producer of Scott Rosenbaumâs debut feature, âThe Perfect Age of Rock ânâ Roll,â is teaming with The Creative Coalition in its initiative to express unqualified support of our troops, at home and abroad. Beginning with the theatrical release of the film on August 5th in New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas, and nationwide […]
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Open this email â Save $10.6 million
Later today, the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on an amendment by Representative Tim Walberg (R-MI) that would cut an additional $10.6 million from the nation’s investment in the arts. The Interior Appropriations bill under consideration already cuts next year’s funding for the National Endowment for the Arts by $20 million over […]
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The Creative Coalition at the White House
WHITE HOUSE CALLS UPON MEMBERS OF THE CREATIVE COALITION TO LEAD AS CHAMPIONS OF CHANGE FOR THE ARTS Minnie Driver, Omar Epps, Patricia Arquette, Rachael Leigh Cook, and Tim Daly Meet with White House Officials to Promote Arts in Education Washington, D.C. (July 18, 2011): Members of The Creative Coalition will meet with the White […]
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Music Industry Vet to Serve as TCC’s Musical Director for 2012 Gala’s
MUSIC INDUSTRY VET JONATHAN LEVINE TO SERVE AS MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR THE CREATIVE COALITIONâS UPCOMING GALA EVENTS DURING THE 2012 DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTIONS Los Angeles, CA (July 15, 2011)-Music industry veteran Jonathan Levine of the Paradigm Agency has been named Musical Director for the 2012 Creative Coalition Benefit Galas at the Democratic and […]
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NYC’s WBAI 99.5 FM Launches Program to Support The Creative Coalition’s Spotlight Initiative Films
New York, New York (June 10, 2011): Today, WBAI 99.5, New York Cityâs pre-eminent radio station supporting the arts, announced a sponsorship of The Creative Coalitionâs Spotlight Initiative program. The Spotlight Initiative was created in 2008 with a unique and specific goal in mind: make a positive difference in the world. Beginning in June, WBAI […]
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NYCâS WBAI 99.5 FM LAUNCHS PROGRAM TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE COALITIONâS SPOTLIGHT INITIATIVE FILMS
New York, New York (June 10, 2011): Today, WBAI 99.5, New York Cityâs pre-eminent radio station supporting the arts, announced a sponsorship of The Creative Coalitionâs Spotlight Initiative program. The Spotlight Initiative was created with a unique and specific goal in mind: make a positive difference in the world. Beginning in June, WBAI will broadcast segments on […]
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Military Family Supports PSA Coming to a Taxi Near You
New York, NY (June 9, 2011): Beginning next week, PSAâs to raise awareness for crisis and suicide prevention among veterans and service members will be featured in taxis in New York City, Boston, Miami, and Chicago. The PSA series was produced by The Creative Coalition in partnership with Blue Star Families, with support from the […]
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Watch What You Watch PSA Receives Gracie Award
Los Angeles, CA (May 20, 2011): The Creative Coalition’s recent PSA, Watch What You Watch, will receive a 2011 Gracie Award at next week’s award ceremony in Los Angeles. Watch What You Watch was created for a collaborative initiative with the Girl Scouts of the USA that emphasizes the importance of helping children make educated […]
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Suicide Awareness Campaign for Military Families Comes to Capitol Hill
Congressional Military Family Caucus to Host Joint Senate and House Event Screening of The Creative Coalition and Blue Star Familiesâ Suicide Prevention Public Service Announcement (PSAs) WASHINGTON, D.C., May 19, 2011 â The Congressional Military Families Caucus will host a screening of a new military family suicide awareness public service announcement campaign from Blue Star […]
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The Creative Coalition Denounces Proposal to Eliminate Arts in Education Program
The Creative Coalition strongly opposes a proposal released today to cut funding for arts in schools. This morning, Representative Duncan Hunter (R-CA), Chairman of the House of Representatives Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education, introduced a proposal to eliminate 43 education programs the congressman considers “unnecessary” and “wasteful.” Among the programs that would […]
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