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Politics, Policies, and the Fine Print | SphinxConnect

This SphinxConnect conversation explores the intersection of public policy and the performing arts. Moderated by Lesley Rosenthal, the panel features Heather Noonan and Omari Rush, who discuss how artists and cultural organizations are navigating an increasingly complex policy landscape. The session examines the “fine print” behind legislation, funding structures, and regulatory frameworks that shape the cultural sector. Panelists reflect on how arts organizations can anticipate policy shifts, engage in effective advocacy, and build strategies that allow the arts to thrive in a changing environment. Topics include: • Policy foresight for arts organizations • Advocacy strategies for artists and cultural institutions • Navigating funding structures and legislative frameworks • Building resilience in the performing arts sector This session is part of SphinxConnect, Sphinx’s annual convening bringing together artists, leaders, educators, and cultural thinkers to examine the forces shaping the future of the arts. ℹ️ Learn more at sphinxconnect.org ⬅️ -------------------------------------- About Sphinx Organization The Sphinx Organization is dedicated to transforming lives through the power of the arts and has reached more than 100 million people worldwide. Focused on increasing representation in classical music and celebrating excellence, Sphinx programs serve beginner students, seasoned classical music professionals, cultural entrepreneurs, and artistic administrators by addressing the systemic lack of access within Black and Latino communities. Based in Detroit, Michigan, with global reach, Sphinx envisions a day where every young person has the opportunity to express themselves and learn classical music, where audiences reflect the people we see on our streets, and where leadership – on stage and off – includes all deserving voices. We are working toward a future in which our art form reflects our greater society. Learn more at www.SphinxMusic.org ⬅️