Source: CAN Journal

Abstract:

Readers of CAN Blog and CAN Journal know the Arts sector has had enormous impact on Cleveland’s economy, neighborhoods, and quality of life.  And for the first time in 16 years, the city is about to have a new Mayor. In Fall of 2021, voters will first narrow a primary field from seven candidates to two, and then in November will choose that person.

Where do those candidates stand with regard to the Arts? What kind of support would they offer? What structures and leadership would they provide? Collective Arts Network is thrilled to have partnered with Assembly for the Arts to develop a list of questions for the candidates.

  • Justin Bibb
  • Ross DiBello
  • Basheer Jones
  • Kevin Kelley
  • Dennis Kucinich
  • Zack Reed
  • Sandra Williams
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