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Welcome to our New Website

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We’re proud to announce the launch of the new NYC Arts in Education Roundtable website. We’ve worked for more than a year to develop a site that is more accessible, user-friendly, and values-driven.

What Inspired the Change?

It’s been a long time since we’ve redesigned our website and our goal was to create a user experience that was more inviting, engaging, and informative. Given the amount of resources and information that we share, one of our top priorities was making sure that you can more easily explore the website and find what exactly what you’re looking for.

We surveyed the field, heard back from almost 100 community members, and convened an ad hoc committee comprised of representatives from our Board of Directors, Communications Committee, and Membership Committee. Their combined feedback guided our process so that we could better align the new site with our community’s interests and needs.

What’s New?

In addition to a bold new aesthetic, we’ve reorganized the website to make it easier to stay up-to-date on the latest news impacting the field, find current resources, and advocate on behalf of arts in education. You can now more easily view our webinar recordings and access curricula designed to meet the needs of your students. And we’ve also worked to ensure that our site is as accessible to as many people as possible, intentionally testing the site for users who identify as having disabilities. 

We still have a few new features to roll out over the next few months, but we encourage you to explore and share the new site with your friends and colleagues.

Feedback?

Please let us know what you think! The website is still a work in-progress, and we appreciate any feedback that you are able to share at this time. You can email us with any comments or suggestions that you may have at info@nycaieroundtable.org.