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“990 is approved by the board at a regular board meeting.”

“All policies, governing documents, and financial records are provided to board members, employees, and volunteers in the form of an organization handbook, which is made available to the public upon request.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Antenna's Paper Machine is a 5000 sq ft print facility that houses Antenna's press, producing artist- and writer-driven publications, with a focus on projects relevant to New Orleans. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Fossil Free Festival was launched in April 2018 as a weeklong program of art, films, food, music, and conversations about the ethics and complexities of funding public cultural, educational, and scientific institutions with fossil fuel philanthropy. The event initiated a rich conversation among artists, activists, tribal leaders, scientists, educators, administrators, and the general public. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Antenna?s Room 220 online publication, started in 2011, has been called ?the only place to find serious (and irreverent) discussion of literature in New Orleans? by the New York Review of Books. Growing from modest convenings in the former Colton School to a virtual clearinghouse for literary culture in New Orleans, Room 220 hosts workshops and literary events, including evening salon reading series. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: Signals is a variety show-styled event with each ?issue? featuring a cross discipline spread of 6-8 local artists, writers, musicians, scientists, activists and scholars whose practices relate thematically. The live magazine drops 4 times each year, accompanied by the release of two-dimensional print zines and now an online documentary series. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: The Spillways residency is a way of providing the meaningful dispersion of outside thought and practice into the city through the development of creative feats. Spillways hosts national and international artists, writers, and cultural organizers that are interested in developing projects within the greater New Orleans region, and whose efforts question, transform, or expand the vibrant visual and literary culture of the area. At least four residents are chosen each year to develop ambitious projects that aim for thoughtful public impact and engagement within the greater New Orleans region.”