February 12, 2020 Guild News Applications for CAELI 2020 Are Now Open The National Guild is now accepting applications for the 2020 Community Arts Education Leadership Institute (CAELI).
December 04, 2019 Member News Gov. Cuomo Announces Creative Aging Initiative Led by Lifetime Arts Gov. Cuomo Announces Creative Aging Initiative to Support Physical and Mental Health of Older New Yorkers and Combat Social Isolation.
October 21, 2019 Guild News 20 Arts Organizations Selected to Participate In Catalyzing Creative Aging Program Twenty nonprofit arts education organizations from 13 states have been selected to participate in the third cohort of the National Guild for Community Arts Education’s Catalyzing Creative Aging Program.
August 22, 2019 Member News San Francisco Community Music Center Awarded AIA Award National Association of Area Agencies on Aging awarded the Community Music Center with an award for social engagement.
July 15, 2019 Guild News 10 Arts Organizations Receive Seed Grants To Launch New Creative Aging Programs Innovative, active programs will ignite older adults’ creativity and promote well-being.
June 25, 2019 Guild News Building a Creative Aging Movement: Collaboration with Aroha Philanthropies The National Guild is pleased to announce the launch of Building a Creative Aging Movement, a multi-pronged effort to advance the emerging field of creative aging.
April 12, 2019 Guild News Student Visual Art Showcase Submissions Open Submit your artwork to be featured at our 2019 Conference for Community Arts Education in Austin, Texas.
March 29, 2019 Guild News Report Back from Texas: Notes from 2019 Conference Planning Meetings We headed to Texas to meet with community arts education stakeholders in four cities in preparation for our 2019 Conference for Community Arts Education.
January 18, 2019 Member News Groundbreaking SFCMC Study Explores Impact of Community Choir on Older Adults The San Francisco Community Music Center has completed the Community of Voices Trial. The study aimed to examine whether singing in a community choir is a cost-effective way to promote health and well-being among culturally diverse older adults.