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January 05, 2009

From The Chronicle: Arts Groups and the Recession

As social services become a priority for donors amid the recession, many arts and cultural organizations are laying off staff members, scaling back on programs — and even facing the possibility of closing, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy. And a new report shows that nearly 80 percent of cultural groups in New York City have made cuts or other changes because of the recession, says The Chronicle.

Plus, hear the author of these articles discussing arts financing issues on The News Hour With Jim Lehrer.

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